ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD RECUSANT
From Latin recūsāns refusing, from recūsāre from re- + causārī to dispute, from causa a cause.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECUSANT»
Discover the use of
recusant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recusant and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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English
recusant literature, 1558-1640
i 558- i 640 Selected and Edited by D. M. ROGERS Volume 203 JOHN MARTIAL
A Replie to M. Calf hills Blasphemous Answer 1566 A Replie to M. Calf hills
Blasphemous Answer 1566 ENGLISH RECUSANT LITERATURE.
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Welsh
recusant writings
For more than a hundred years after the accession of Elizabeth in 1588, the publication of Catholic books was prohibited by law. Geraint Bowen's book is the first to be published on writing by Welsh recusants.
A journal of research in Post-Reformation Catholic history in the British Isles.
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Francis Tregian, 1548-1608: Elizabethan
Recusant, a Truly ...
Francis Tregian owned estates in Cornwall, and held a high place in court at the beginning of the reign of Elizabeth I. He made no secret of his Catholic faith.
Raymond Francis Trudgian, 1998
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Catholic Gentry in English Society: The Throckmortons of ...
CHAPTER 5 Agnes Throckmorton: A Jacobean Recusant Widow Jan Broadway
Recusant gentlewomen have long been recognised as having played a pivotal
role in the preservation of the Catholic religion within early modern England.
Peter Marshall, Geoffrey Scott (OSB.), 2009
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Shakespeare, Puritan and
Recusant
This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1897. Not illustrated. Excerpt: .
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The Seventeenth-Century Tradition: A Study in
Recusant Thought
A Study in Recusant Thought George Henry Tavard. CHAPTER ELEVEN THE
RECUSANTS AND LATER THEOLOGY The preceding chapters have shown us
the English Recusants as a highly articulate and diversified group of churchmen
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George Henry Tavard, 1978
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Historical Collections Of Private Passages of State, Weighty ...
Sir Thomas Ridley Knight, Justice of Peace, his Wife a Popish Recusant, and
eldest Son. Sir Ralph Cony er s Knight, Justice of Peace, his Wife a Popish
Recusant. James Law/on Esquire, a Justice of Peace, and one of the Captains of
the ...
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Dismembered Rhetoric: English
Recusant Writing, 1580 to 1603
" While the official rhetoric denied the power and centrality of these texts, they were consumed by Catholic, church-papist, and Anglican, providing matter for later, more famous writers such as John Donne, Ben Jonson, and Henry Constable.
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The Reports of Sir Edward Coke, Knt: In Thirteen Parts
Edward Basset, that by the words and intention of the said Argnments as branch
of the statute, no person is disabled to grant the next p0X^ rs avoidance, but he
who is a popish recusant convict; and therefore the words are, " every person or ...
Sir Edward Coke, John Henry Thomas, John Farquhar Fraser, 1826
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECUSANT»
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recusant is used in the context of the following news items.
New Jamestown Discovery Reveals the Identities of Four Prominent …
Gabriel Archer's father was among the Catholics, called a “recusant” and cited in court for failing to attend Anglican services. Archer had learned resistance at ... «Smithsonian, Jul 15»
England is getting less Irish by the day
Three major demographic groups, the old recusant families, the converts and the numerically dominant Irish, between them set the tone for English Catholicism ... «Catholic Herald Online, Jun 15»
Women building a library in exile
(Until now this had been called Recusant History, a delightfully quirky title, adjusted after 64 years to something wider but more accurate.) The continuity of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
Catholicism Before and After 1963
Waugh recounts the life and war career of Guy Crouchback, scion of an ancient Recusant family. Guy's wife Virginia has left him, and he has returned from ... «First Things, Jan 15»
Ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams turns playwright after …
I think Shakespeare did have a recusant Catholic background. My own hunch though is that he didn't go to church much.” Archbishop Williams was confirmed on ... «WalesOnline, Jan 15»
Guy Fawkes, Islamists, converts, and terrorism: some things never …
... by York Minster, but when his mother was widowed and married into a staunchly recusant family from the West Riding, Fawkes converted to Catholicism. «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 14»
Bishop follows Francis with plans for plain ministry
Bishop Arnold said he would be examining options about whether to live at Wardley Hall, a sixteenth-century recusant home standing on the site of a earlier ... «The Tablet, Oct 14»
The History of England Volume III: Civil War by Peter Ackroyd - book …
Oliver Cromwell, with his Puritan grit and fear of recusant Catholicism, inevitably takes up much of the action. So great was the Protector's anti-papist animus that ... «The Independent, Sep 14»
Shakespeare at 450: Slaying the Anti-Catholic Dragons
His mother's family was one of the most notoriously defiant of all the recusant Catholic families in England. Several of Shakespeare's cousins lost their lives for ... «National Catholic Register, Apr 14»
JEAN-PIERRE MERCIER RECUSANT A M. LE PEN LA POSTURE...
JEAN-PIERRE MERCIER RECUSANT A M. LE PEN LA POSTURE... 11 avril 2014 | Par Brigitte pascall. RUE 89 : JEAN-PIERRE MERCIER RECUSANT A M. LE ... «Le Club de Mediapart, Apr 14»
