The Devil and Demonism in Early Modern England

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Exploring the evolution of the Devil's concept in English culture from the Reformation to the end of the English Civil War, Nathan Johnstone analyzes how beliefs about the Devil shifted in response to religious changes. He broadens the discussion beyond traditional demonology and witchcraft, delving into various religious and political contexts that shaped perceptions of the Devil's influence on human affairs, highlighting the intricate interplay between belief, literature, and politics during this transformative period.