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The Devil in Early Modern England
Oldridge examines beliefs about the Devil in England between the Reformation and the late seventeenth century. Drawing on sermons, pamphlets, diaries and trial records, he explores temptation, possession, witchcraft, Protestant spirituality and the role of the Devil in political conflict. A detailed social and religious history useful for students of the English Reformation and early modern belief.
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