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' Persecution and internal squabbling lend an air of drama to the book, which is not lacking in humour either, making it highly readable.'<br>Ana E. C. Simoni, Times Literary Supplement, 1995.<br>'.. .for people familiar with any of these topics - or for those with bibliographical interests - this volume has much to offer.'<br>M.T. Pearse, Mennonite Quarterly Review, 1995.<br>'.. .this monograph brings scattered material together, corrects and updates it, adds information from Dutch sources, and provides a clearly written introduction to the publishers, printers, and their products. All scholars of English separatists and Protestant protesters from the early seventeenth century will want to consult it.'<br>Paul Christianson, Sixteenth Century Journal, 1995.<br>' Because of the extensive research that Sprunger has done in English and Dutch archives, the book will certainly serve as an invaluable reference work on books, authors, printers, and publishers. The book is well written despite the density and detail of the text. Anyone interested in the topic of early Stuart Puritanism would do well to read this fine monograph, which should long remain authoritative on its chosen subject.'<br>Howard S. Reinmuth, The Historian, 1995.<br>

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Keith L. Sprunger, Ph.D. (1963) in History, University of Illinois, is Oswald H. Wedel Professor of History at Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas. He has published extensively in the history of Puritanism, including The Learned Doctor William Ames (Illinois, 1972) and Dutch Puritanism (Brill, 1982).

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