The radical Brethren. Anabaptism and the English reformation to 1558. - Horst, Irvin Buckwalter (Nieuwkoop, De Graaf, 1972)
Anabaptist Studies: The Particular and the General -- The Problem with Regard to England -- The Rise of Protestant Nonconformity in England -- New Anabaptist...Old Lollard -- Anabaptism Abroad -- The Boke of M. William Barloo -- The Book of the Anabaptists -- Dutch Contacts -- The Questions of Origins -- Harassment Under Henry VIII -- Public Executions -- The Munster Affair -- The Aftermath -- The Bocholt Conference -- Events of 1538 -- The Last Years of Henry VIII -- Sectarians and Free Spirits Under Edward VI -- Anabaptist Emigres -- Counsel and Debate -- Ket's Rebellion -- Edwardian Nonconformists -- Joan Bocher -- Michael Tombe -- John Champneys -- Robert Cooche -- Herny Hart -- George van Parris -- Place and Particularity -- Sectarian Movements Under Mary -- The Return to Rome -- The Suppression of Heresy -- The Secret Company -- Separatist Congregations -- The Family of Love -- The Martyrs -- Anagbaptists and Reformers -- William Tyndale -- Robert Barnes -- John Lambert -- John Bale -- Confessions of Faith
Bibliography: p. 193-202.
Keywords: Anabaptists -- England; Reformation -- England; Anabaptists -- England; Reformation -- England