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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-64568-1the English populace, and especially judges and juries, that Catholics were conspiring to reclaim the kingdom by force and by stealth. The power of stories to confirm, inflame or create anti-Catholicism was certainly not without precedent. Yet, the Popish Plot depended almost exclusively on one witn

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Online Engineering & Internet of Thingsof local communities was seized by hysterical fears that an armed popish rising was imminent. The outbreak of the English Civil War has been blamed in particular on the escalating fears of a popish conspiracy at the heart of Charles I’s court directed against Englishmen’s religious and civil liberties.

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Ecological Thinking in Science and Public,tion of Constantine in the Ariostan original, religious satire is such a slight presence that it receives no comment in the annotations on . (1591) by Sir John Harington. Milton frames the Paradise of Fools very differently.

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