The Journal of William Dowsing

Edited by Charles Harold Evelyn White, 'The Journal of William Dowsing of Stratford' is an eyewitness account of the iconoclasm carried out in England during the English Civil War. The journal details William Dowsing's work in stripping religious imagery from churches in the East Anglian region, offering a snapshot of a turbulent and divisive era in English history. This book is an important document of the English Civil War and its impact on British religious culture.

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