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"A Woman uses her Power to Support and Promote her Religion in Early Modern England: The Case of Joan Wilkinson," presented at the annual meeting of the Western Association of Women Historians in Portland, OR, 19 May 2001.

"Constructing Gender in the English Reformation" presented at the 2000 Sixteenth Century Studies Conference in Cleveland, OH, 4 November 2000.

"The Art of Dying Well: The use of Published Texts in Sixteenth-century English Will Preambles" presented at the annual Pacific Northwest Renaissance Conference in Tacoma, WA, 14 April 2000.

"Identity Formation and Strategies of Resistance to Elizabethan Religious Policies," presented at the annual meeting of the North American Conference on British Studies in Boston, MA, 20 November 1999.

"Women's use of Power to Support and Promote their Religion in Early Modern England," presented at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association in Washington, D. C., 9 January 1999.

"Widows, Daughters, Goddaughters, Friends and Care-givers: Women in Sixteenth Century English Wills," presented at the 1998 Sixteenth Century Studies Conference in Toronto, 23 October 1998.

"Communal Ritual, Concealed Belief: Layers of Response to the Regulation of Ritual in Reformation England," to be presented at the Conference on "State Religion and Folk Belief in the Early Modern World," sponsored by the Center for Early Modern History at the University of Minnesota, 2 May 1998.

"Community, Faith and Identity: Women's Will-making in Early Modern England," presented at the 1996 Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 25 October 1997.

"Textual Sources for Religious Preambles in Early Modern English Wills," presented at the 1996 Sixteenth Century Studies Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, 25 October 1996.

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Selected Publications

"Communal Ritual, Concealed Belief: Layers of Response to the Regulation of Ritual in Reformation England" in Official Religion and Lived Religion in the Early Modern World: Conflict or Confluence?, ed. James Tracy (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming 2001)

Biographical entries for John Bullingham, James Bainham, William Tracy, Joan Wilkinson, James Brooks, William of Malvern alias Parker, and John Wakeman alias Wiche for the New Dictionary of National Biography, ed. Henry Summerson (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, in press).

The English Reformation and the Laity: Gloucestershire 1540-1580(Cambridge University Press, 1997).

Co-editor of Belief and Practice in Sixteenth Century England: A Tribute to Patrick Collinson from his Students, eds. Caroline Litzenberger and Susan Wabuda (Ashgate Press for St. Andrews Studies in Reformation History, 1998).

"Defining the Church of England: Religious Change in the 1570s" in Belief and Practice in Sixteenth Century England: A Tribute to Patrick Collinson from his Students, eds. Caroline Litzenberger and Susan Wabuda (Ashgate Press for St. Andrews Studies in Reformation History, 1998), 137-53.

"Local Responses to Religious Changes: Evidence from Gloucestershire Wills" in Religion and the English People, 1500-1640: New Perspectives/New Voices, ed. Eric Carlson (Sixteenth Century Journal Publishers, 1998), 245-70.

"The Coming of Protestantism to Elizabethan Tewkesbury" in The Reformation in English Towns 1500-1640, eds. P. Collinson and J. Craig (Macmillan, 1998), 79-93.

"St. Michael's, Gloucester (1540-1580): The Cost of Conformity in Sixteenth Century England" in The Parish in English Life 1400-1600, eds. Katherine French, Gary Gibbs and Beat Kümin (Manchester University Press, 1997), 230-49.

"Computer-based Analysis of Early Modern English Wills," History and Computing 7 (1995): 143-51.

Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire Churchwardens Accounts, 1563-1624, transcribed and edited, with introduction (Gloucestershire Record Series, vol. 7, Gloucester: Alan Sutton, 1994).

"Richard Cheyney, Bishop of Gloucester, an Infidel in Religion?," The Sixteenth Century Journal 25 (1994): 567-84.

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