Archbishop William King and the Anglican Irish context, 1688–1729

Christopher Fauske editor

‘Fauske and his colleagues have done a magnificent job … This book has proven that there is a critical mass of scholars interested in this most notable Archbishop of Dublin, and will hopefully lead to the opening of full access to his papers, the funding necessary to research them, and presses willing to make them’, Sean Moore, Studia Hibernica.

‘This book does much to re-establish King’s importance in early eighteenth century Ireland … Present[s] a varied and interesting study of the key issues of church and state in the eighteenth century,’ Susan M. Parkes, Recusant History.