Chapter 1 Religious Tolerance in the Atlantic World: Early Modern and Contemporary Perspectives

Chapter 2 Scripture and Toleration between Reformation and Enlightenment

Chapter 3 Some Forms of Religious Liberty: Political Thinking, Ecclesiology and Religious Freedom in Early Modern England

Chapter 4 Moral Logics of Enmity: Indians and English in Early America

Chapter 5 Law and Civil Interest: William Penn’s Tolerationism

Chapter 6 John Milton and Religious Tolerance: The Origins and Contradictions of the Western Tradition

Chapter 7 Conformity, Loyalty and the Jesuit Mission to England of 1580

Chapter 8 Commonwealth, Chosenness and Toleration: Reconsidering the Jews’ Readmission to England and the Idea of an Elect Nation

Chapter 9 Present at the Creation: Diaspora, Hybridity and the Place of Jews in the History of English Toleration

Chapter 11 A Feminism of Convenience: Roger Williams, Egyptian Salafists and Liberty of Conscience for Women