Divinity and State

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The transformation of religious belief into political statements during the Reformation significantly impacted sixteenth-century English historiography and drama. The book examines how the political developments of the 1530s infused the national past with religious meaning, influencing works such as Shakespeare's history plays. It delves into the interplay between religion and politics, revealing how these themes shaped the portrayal of history and identity in this pivotal era.