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The Pelican History of the Church 4.
This volume by Gerald R. Cragg covers the period from the end of the Thirty Years' War to the French Revolution, exploring the intellectual and social changes that impacted the Church.


"The Pelican History of the Church" is a multi-volume series, published by Penguin Books, that covers the history of the Christian Church from its beginnings to the modern era. Each volume focuses on a specific period or theme, written by different historians.
Here's a breakdown of some key volumes:
The Early Church (Vol. 1):
By Henry Chadwick, this volume explores the origins of Christianity and its early development within the Roman world. It examines the explosive growth of the church, the challenges it faced, and the theological debates that shaped its early doctrines.
Western Society and the Church in the Middle Ages (Vol. 2):
This volume, written by R.W. Southern, covers the history of the Church in the Middle Ages, examining its role in Western society and its influence on various aspects of life.
The Church in an Age of Revolution: 1789 to the Present Day:
This volume by Alec Vidler analyzes the impact of the French Revolution and subsequent historical events on the Church, including the Industrial Revolution and philosophical challenges.
A History of Christian Missions:
Written by Stephen Neill, this volume focuses on the history of Christian missionary work throughout the world.
Other volumes:
The series also includes volumes on the Reformation, the medieval period, and other significant eras in Christian history.
In essence, "The Pelican History of the Church" provides a comprehensive overview of Christian history, with each volume offering a detailed examination of specific periods and themes by leading historians in the field.