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Anyone interested in (what the editors call) 'the stuff' of the early modern past will want to read this book. Each well-focused chapter is written in an engaging style that makes this introduction to primary sources essential reading for any student of the period. David Dean, Carleton University, Canada Understanding Early Modern Primary Sources is indispensable for courses on early modern England or Europe. It enables students to conduct high-quality research on a wide range of topics. It guides them through the wealth of primary sources available in English online or in modern editions, and it lays out the main secondary literature and approaches. Jacob D. Melish, University of Northern Colorado, USA

Anyone interested in (what the editors call) 'the stuff' of the early modern past will want to read this book. Each well-focused chapter is written in an engaging style that makes this introduction to primary sources essential reading for any student of the period. David Dean, Carleton University, Canada Understanding Early Modern Primary Sources is indispensable for courses on early modern England or Europe. It enables students to conduct high-quality research on a wide range of topics. It guides them through the wealth of primary sources available in English online or in modern editions, and it lays out the main secondary literature and approaches. Jacob D. Melish, University of Northern Colorado, USA

Anyone interested in (what the editors call) 'the stuff' of the early modern past will want to read this book. Each well-focused chapter is written in an engaging style that makes this introduction to primary sources essential reading for any student of the period. David Dean, Carleton University, Canada

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Laura Sangha is Lecturer in British History 1500–1700 at the University of Exeter. Her publications include Angels and Belief in England, 1480-1700 (2012). Jonathan Willis is Lecturer in Early Modern History at the University of Birmingham. His publications include Church Music and Protestantism in Post-Reformation England (2010).

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