Not in my name: Alastair Meeks looks at Corbyn’s leadership style
No compromise on issue regarded by him as matters of principle In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the burning topic of the day – literally, on occasion –  was religion. In England, the cutting edge of religious thought was found among what we now call the Puritans. This label was originally in fact a catch-all term of abuse for a variety of different hardline Protestant groups and not one that those so labelled would have welcomed. One of the seminal…