Empire, “Popery,” and the Fall of English Tangier, 1662–1684

Gabriel Glickman

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The article discusses the British public controversy regarding the imperial project of the city of English Tangier in Morocco. Topics include the relation of English Tangier to the Restoration of the English Stuart monarchy under King Charles II, the British political conflict between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, and the relation of the imperial venture to the Exclusion Crisis and debate between Whigs and Tories.

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2005Representation and Misrepresentation in Later Stuart Britain 2008The Web of Empire 2005The Far East and the English Imagination, 1600-1730 1995From butterboxes to wooden shoes: the shift in English popular sentiment from anti-Dutch to anti-French in the 1670s 2012Publicity and Popery on the Restoration Stage: Elkanah Settle’sThe Empress of Moroccoin Context

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