THE JOURNAL OF WILLIAM DOWSING Iconoclasm in East Anglia during the Civil War



Book Description
During the Civil War in 1643 &1644 the Suffolk Puritan William Dowsing visited nearly 100 churches in Cambridgeshire, and about 150 in Suffolk, smashing stained glass and other 'superstitious' imagery, destroying altar rails & steps, pulling down crucifixes & crosses - a campaign that included the chapels of the Cambridgeshire colleges. His journal is a church-by-church record of this destruction. This Journal serves as a fascinating & important source of information for those with a special interest in East Anglian churches & religious conflicts of the Civil War period.
Author
Trevor Cooper (editor)
Date
2001 (First edition)
Binding
Black boards with gilt titles on spine + black/white dust wrapper with reproduced engravings on front & rear.
Publisher
Boydell (Woodbridge) / The Ecclesiological Society (London)
Illustrator
Numerous black/white plates, colour frontispiece, &maps.
Condition
VG
Pages
550
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