Faith and Fisticuffs:The precarious Beginnings Of The Reformation In Sixteenth Century Staffordshire with John Shand

Friday 27th September 2019, 20:00-20:00
This talk  is about how Protestantism was slow to take root in the County, culminating in the persecution of Catholics in the reign of Elizabeth.

John Shand hoped to read Historyas an undergraduate, but was persuaded at the last minute to read Law. Thereafter he practiced at the Birmingham Bar, spent three years at his College as a Law Fellow, sat as a diocesan Chancellor in Lichfield and Southwell, eventually John landed up as Resident Circuit Judge at Stafford.

On retirement thirteen years ago John studied for an MA at the Centre for Reformation and Early Modern Studies at Birmingham University under the supervision of Richard Cust.

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