The Ceremony-monger, his Character: In ten Chapters ...: of the Nature of a Libel, and Scandalum Magnatum: and, In the Conclusion, Hinting at Some Mat (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177933483)

"The Ceremony-monger, his Character" is a scathing satirical work by Edmund Hickeringill, published in 1651. Divided into ten chapters, the book delivers a biting critique of religious and political figures of the era. Hickeringill delves into the nature of libel and scandalum magnatum, offering sharp commentary on the roles and behaviors of bishops, both past and present.

The text offers a glimpse into the tumultuous religious and political landscape of 17th-century England, reflecting the intense debates and power struggles that defined the period. Hickeringill's wit and critical analysis provide valuable insights into the social and intellectual climate of his time. This edition makes available a key historical text for scholars and enthusiasts interested in religious history, political satire, and the complexities of 17th-century English society.

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