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Empire, Religion and Revolution in Early Virginia, 1607–1786

Part of the Studies in Modern History Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137327925

ISBN: 978-1-349-46029-8

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 28, 2015

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Prologue

Bell, James B.

Pages: 1 –12

[The purpose of this book is to examine the ideas and forces during the last two decades of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I that gave rise to King James I’s grant of a charter to the Virginia Company of London for England’s first settlement in the western hemisphere.]
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England’s Early Imperial Interests: Ireland and Virginia

Bell, James B.

Pages: 15 –24

[The origin of the establishment of England’s first colony in the western hemisphere at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607 is intimately linked to the nation’s long historical interest and extra-territorial venture in Ireland. For nearly a thousand years before the reigns of the first two Tudors, Henry...
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The Virginia Company of London and England’s Second Colonial Venture: Virginia, 1606–24

Bell, James B.

Pages: 25 –35

[The settlement of Virginia in the early seventeenth century contrasted sharply with England’s experience in Ireland during the previous century. Settlement of Virginia was not in the hands of the English government’s civil, military, and ecclesiastical officials, as occurred in Ireland, but was...
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Virginia and Royal Jurisdiction: Laws, Governors, and Church: 1624–60

Bell, James B.

Pages: 36 –44

[Governing a sparsely settled colony 3700 miles away from Whitehall proved financially difficult for the Virginia Company. In 1624, after nearly twenty years of seeking commercial profit from the Virginia venture, the London Company was bankrupt. King James revoked the company’s charter and the...
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Churches and Worship

Bell, James B.

Pages: 47 –57

[For more than half a century after King Henry VIII’s 1536 reformation of the English church, its leaders were obliged to manage the transformation of devotional habits of worshippers from the routine of the medieval church to the practices of the post-Reformation era.1 During this period the...
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A Social Profile Of Virginia’s Ministers, 1607–1700

Bell, James B.

Pages: 58 –72

[In contrast to England’s ecclesiastical beginnings in Ireland, our knowledge regarding the development of the Anglican Church in seventeenth-century Virginia is fragmentary and anecdotal. Virginia differed from Ireland because the Anglican church encountered no network of congregations or...
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Salaries and Discipline of Seventeenth-Century Ministers

Bell, James B.

Pages: 73 –80

[The salaries and fees due to parsons for regular and special services were set by the legislature. The men were paid in tobacco, the colony’s chief crop, but the value of the commodity varied from parish to parish depending on the quality and current market value. However, the review and...
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Divisions in the Virginia Pulpits: Anglicans, Puritans, and Nonconformists

Bell, James B.

Pages: 81 –95

[Geographical distance did not isolate the Anglican church in Virginia from the divisions within the Church of England. Ministers and congregations were active and worshipped in the manner of traditional Anglicans, Puritans, or Nonconformists. The religious practices of a church may have...
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The Libraries of Two Seventeenth-Century Ministers

Bell, James B.

Pages: 96 –106

[Ministers serving rural Virginia congregations were required to provide their own books for professional support and assistance. Access to printed volumes was essential for the continuing study of the biblical languages, literature, theology, history, and pastoral care. Each parson was...
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An Age of New Imperial Policies: Church and State, 1660–1713

Bell, James B.

Pages: 109 –121

[The tide of English interest in the imperial administration of Virginia and the other American colonies began to turn in the 1670s, an element in a wide-ranging effort by the Restoration government of Charles II to address critical matters at home and abroad. The chronicle of the Church in...

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