Southern History, Vol. 36 (2014)

Urban Politics and Religion in Southern England, c.1640-1720.

Julia Topazio, The impact of the Civil War on Reading

R.C. Richardson, ‘Babels of profaneness and community’: The Ranter sensation in Hampshire and Wiltshire, 1649-51

David Roberts, Governing Winchester 1638-88: the politics of a seventeenth century corporation

Andrew Thomson, George Morley, Dissenters and Recusants: national and Diocesan perspectives, 1660-84

Rosalind Johnson, The Lives of ejected Hampshire ministers after 1662

Mark Burden, Theology and education: later Stuart academies for Protestant Dissenters in Southern England, and the Exeter subscription controversy, 1713-19

Roger Ottewill, 1662 and Anglican sensibilities: a salutary lesson from Edwardian Romsey

R.C. Richardson, Regions and frontiers: Joan Thirsk, 1922-2013