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Catholic Resistance in Elizabethan England: Robert Persons's Jesuit Polemic, 1580–1610

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Contents: Preface The legend of Father Parsons The English mission: writing The Christian Directory The Spanish connection: satirizing Burghley: The myth of England's Catholic destiny: Persons's political vision Reclaiming the past: combating Foxe and Coke A Jesuit apologia: appellant abuse Making England safe for Catholicism: liberty of conscience under James Mastering the polemical scene Appendix a a chronology of Persons's printed works, 1580a 1622 Bibliography Index.

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