Titlebook: Catholics in Britain and Ireland, 1558–1829; Michael A. Mullett Textbook 1998Latest edition Michael A. Mullett 1998 England.reformation.Sc

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Meiyi Tan,Leslie S. Jennings,Song Wangn possessed considerable potential for renewal, but that the Reformation, assisted by England, by the support of the nobility and by popular adhesion, dominated the scene in the years after 1559. We shall examine the factors that might have sustained a Scottish Catholic recovery but will also discou

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Chong Qiu,Yisheng Huang,Yuying Zhoury. The relative favour shown by Charles I to the English Catholics and their grateful response, as shown in the ‘Contributions’ of 1639, revived ‘popery’as a live issue from 1640 onwards; fears of a ‘popish plot’, whipped up by the Irish rebellion of 1641 served as a coda to the mounting tension be

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Acute Oral Erythematous Candidosis,riguing. The decades in question are punctuated with clear marks of transition: the Catholic Relief Act of 1778 as the first breach in the wall of penal legislation; the Gordon Riots as a violent reminder of the stubborn persistence of popular anti-popery; the impact of the French Revolution in soft

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Juping Shao,Yanan Sun,Bernd Noche possible to detect the early signs of a ‘second spring’ from around 1790 onwards. Yet for some commentators ‘a(chǎn) severe judgment on eighteenth-century Scottish Catholicism is deserved’. Some might see the symptoms of a more general malaise in the failure of the Scots College, Rome, a key institution

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Michael A. MullettAuthor is a leading authority on religion in earlymodern Britain and Europe Controversial and revisionist study rejecting the longstanding set of inevitablist assumptions about the necessary hegemony