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Preface; Introduction; Part I. Political Non-resistance: 1. Half-hearted non-resistance: the Louvainists 1558–68; 2. Resistance and the return to non-resistance 1569–79; 3. Enthusiastic non-resistance 1580–83; 4. Persecution and non-resistance; 5. The background to non-resistance; Part II. Religious Resistance: 6. Recusancy; 7. Opponents of recusancy; 8. Casuistry and recusancy; 9. Casuistry and the resistance of the laity; 10. Casuistry and the resistance of the clergy; Part III. Political Resistance: 11. The development and exposition of ideas of resistance 1584–96; 12. The Catholic critique of Elizabethan England; 13. Resistance theory; 14. The end of resistance: Persons' 'Memorial of the Reformation of England'; Part IV. Non-resistance Again: 15. Opposition to the ideas of resistance 1584–96; 16. The laity; 17. The Appellants; 18. Robert Persons and non-resistance 1596–1603; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
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Hariette Surovell
reviewed Resistance and Compromise: The Political Thought of the Elizabethan Catholics on July 22, 2017
Resistance and Compromise: The Political Thought of the Elizabethan Catholics
Gillian Ahlgren, AM'86, PhD'91
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From the translator: "Transcription and analysis of the case of a visionary accused of 'false mysticism.'"
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