James Sharpe does the a really good job explaining the complicated religious/political situation in late 16th century/early 17th century England that leads to the failed terrorist plot on November 5, 1605. Then he goes into a very interesting and fascinating analysis of how the commemoration of this event changed over time as anti-Catholicism waned.
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