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- Angus Library and Archive (Regent's Park College, Oxford)
- Association of Denominational Historical Societies and Cognate Libraries
- Baptist Historical Society
- Bristol Baptist College Library
- BSECS
- Congregational Library
- Dissenting History
- Dr Williams's Library
- EMoDiR
- Harris Manchester College, Oxford (Library and Archives)
- Institute of Historical Research
- John Bunyan International Society
- Lionel Laborie's blog
- Marsh's Library
- Queen Mary Centre for Religion and Literature in English
- REDEHJA
- SEAA 17-18
- Society for Reformation Studies
- The John Rylands Library, Manchester
- The National Archives (Discovery Catalogue)
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About Dissenting Experience
Dissenting Experience is a research group devoted to investigating the history and culture of religious nonconformity, c.1500-1800. We share a particular interest in the historical and literary study of church books, registers, and related records from Baptist, Congregational and Presbyterian churches.
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