“Not so much open professed enemies as close hypocritical false-hearted people”: Lucy Hutchinson’s manuscript account of the services of John Hutchinson and mid-seventeenth-century factionalism

Abstract

Wall's research explores religious nonconformity in seventeenth-century Britain and how it relates, responded to, and developed out of the sixteenth-century Reformation. Her work has a particular focus on the theological writing of Lucy Hutchinson (1620-1681).