Prophetic sons and daughters: female preaching and popular religion in industrial England

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter
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• LIST OF MAPS (page xi)
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• LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (page xiii)
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• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (page xv)
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• INTRODUCTION (page 3)
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• PART I THE POPULAR CHALLENGE TO ESTABLISHED RELIGION
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  • ONE Popular Evangelicalism in Historical Perspective (page 17)
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  • TWO Domesticity and Survival (page 28)
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  • THREE The Call for Cottage Religion and Female Preaching (page 50)
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  • FOUR The Rise of Methodist Sectarianism (page 74)
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• PART II RURAL WOMEN AND COTTAGE RELIGION
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  • FIVE The Context of Cottage Religion and Female Preaching (page 101)
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  • SIX Female Preaching and the Collapse of Domestic Security (page 109)
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  • SEVEN Female Preaching and Sectarian Heresy (page 140)
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  • EIGHT Female Preaching and Village Industry (page 159)
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• PART III FROM THE COUNTRY TO THE TOWN
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  • NINE Women and the Industrial Town: Ann Carr and the Female Revivalists of Leeds (page 187)
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  • TEN The New Mendicant Preachers: Independent Methodism in Industrial England (page 205)
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• PART IV POPULAR CULTURE AND RELIGION
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  • ELEVEN "The Work of God at Filey": Popular Religion in a Yorkshire Fishing Village (page 245)
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  • TWELVE Afterword (page 274)
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• BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 283)
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• INDEX (page 301)
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