Pieties in Transition

Focusing on the county of Kent, this innovative collection delves into the evolving piety of townspeople and villagers around the Reformation period. It features contributions from prominent and emerging scholars from England and the Netherlands, presenting fresh research on significant societal and religious transitions in late medieval and early modern Europe. The book employs various methodologies, including social, cultural, and religious history, as well as literary studies, social anthropology, and archaeology, to explore the complexities of these changes.