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Richard Rex is a Professor at the Faculty of Divinity, specializing in early modern history and church history. He is a Polkinghorne Fellow in Theology and Religious Studies at Queens' College, Cambridge, and contributes significantly to the MPhil Pathway in Anglican Studies. His research interests explore the interaction between religion and politics, as well as the ideas that influenced early modern England and Europe. Professor Rex has gained recognition for his lectures and scholarly contributions, including the Wadsworth Lecture at McGill University, where he discussed 'The Reformation in England and France: Tales Unexpected'. His teaching methods and insights into the English Reformation are popular among students and peers alike. He is also involved in supervising PhD students and offers consultancy services.
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