Chapter published in:
Learning to Read, Learning Religion: Catechism primers in Europe from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuriesEdited by Britta Juska-Bacher, Matthew Grenby, Tuija Laine and Wendelin Sroka
[Children’s Literature, Culture, and Cognition 14] 2023
► pp. 177–190
3.9Catechism primers in England
Matthew Grenby | Newcastle University
Article outline
- Schooling and religion in England: Sixteenth to nineteenth century
- Primers and catechisms in England
- State of research and availability of sources
- Primer catechisms and catechism primers
- Authorship and use
- Later history
- Two examples of primers
- Author queries
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Reading primers and catechisms (in chronological order) -
Secondary sources
Published online: 06 January 2023
https://doi.org/10.1075/clcc.14.16gre
https://doi.org/10.1075/clcc.14.16gre
References
Reading primers and catechisms (in chronological order)
[Note: most of these titles are available via ProQuest’s Early English Books Online or Gale’s Eighteenth Century Collections Online.]
Anon. c.
Vaux, Laurence
Stockwood, John
Coote, Edmund
Owen, John
Taylor, Jeremy
Anon.
Keach, Benjamin
Watts, Isaac
[Fox,]
G[eorge]
& H[ookes,
]E[llis]
Anon.
Fisher, Daniel
Claus, Daniel
Anon.
Secondary sources
Avery, Gillian
Bannet, Eve Tavor
Blamires, David
Butterworth, Charles C.
Chaucer, Geoffrey
Gadd, Ian
Green, Ian M.
Hoole, Charles
Leicester, Paul
Martin, Mary Clare
McQuade, Paula
Monaghan, E. Jennifer
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Wakely-Mulroney, Katherine