This volume forms the first modern study of Edmund Campion, the Jesuit priest executed at Tyburn in 1581, and through him focuses on a theme that has been attracting growing interest among sixteenth-century historians: the passage from a Catholic to an Anglican England, and the resistance to this move. The title of the volume takes up a phrase of Campion's, 'The expense is reckoned, the enterprise is begun...'. The essays collected here investigate the historical context of Campion's mission; different aspects of his writing and work; the network of colleagues with whom he was in contact; his…mehr
This volume forms the first modern study of Edmund Campion, the Jesuit priest executed at Tyburn in 1581, and through him focuses on a theme that has been attracting growing interest among sixteenth-century historians: the passage from a Catholic to an Anglican England, and the resistance to this move. The title of the volume takes up a phrase of Campion's, 'The expense is reckoned, the enterprise is begun...'. The essays collected here investigate the historical context of Campion's mission; different aspects of his writing and work; the network of colleagues with whom he was in contact; his relationship with contemporaries such as Sir Philip Sidney; the effect of his English mission; and the legacy he left.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
``We Are Made a Spectacle': Campion's Dramas'. The spirituality of the restored catholic church (1553 1558) in the context of the counter reformation David M Loades A test of wills: Cardinal Pole, Ignatius Loyola, and the Jesuits in England Thomas Mayer The catholic experience in tudor Oxford James McConica Edmund Campion's Histories of Ireland and reform in tudor Ireland Colm Lennon Sir Philip Sidney's debt to Edmund Campion Katherine Duncan Jones `We are made a spectacle': Campion's dramas Alison Shell `Playing the Champion': the role of disputation in the Jesuit mission Thomas M McCoog, S.J. The heart of Robert Persons John Bossy Why Robert Persons would not be pacified: Edmund Bunny's theft of The Book of Resolution Victor Houliston `Out of Step': six supplementary notes on Jasper Heywood Dennis Flynn Robert Southwell: the mission of the written word Nancy Pollard Brown Intrigues of a Scottish Jesuit at the Spanish Court: unpublished letters of William Crichton to Claudio Acquaviva (Madrid 1590 1592)1592) Francisco De B. Medina, S.J. Popery and Pounds: the effect of the Jesuit mission on penal legislation John La Rocca, S.J. `Like locusts over all the world': conversion, indoctrination and the society of Jesus in late Elizabethan and Jacobean England Michael Questier Campion and the English continental seminaries Michael Williams
``We Are Made a Spectacle': Campion's Dramas'. The spirituality of the restored catholic church (1553 1558) in the context of the counter reformation David M Loades A test of wills: Cardinal Pole, Ignatius Loyola, and the Jesuits in England Thomas Mayer The catholic experience in tudor Oxford James McConica Edmund Campion's Histories of Ireland and reform in tudor Ireland Colm Lennon Sir Philip Sidney's debt to Edmund Campion Katherine Duncan Jones `We are made a spectacle': Campion's dramas Alison Shell `Playing the Champion': the role of disputation in the Jesuit mission Thomas M McCoog, S.J. The heart of Robert Persons John Bossy Why Robert Persons would not be pacified: Edmund Bunny's theft of The Book of Resolution Victor Houliston `Out of Step': six supplementary notes on Jasper Heywood Dennis Flynn Robert Southwell: the mission of the written word Nancy Pollard Brown Intrigues of a Scottish Jesuit at the Spanish Court: unpublished letters of William Crichton to Claudio Acquaviva (Madrid 1590 1592)1592) Francisco De B. Medina, S.J. Popery and Pounds: the effect of the Jesuit mission on penal legislation John La Rocca, S.J. `Like locusts over all the world': conversion, indoctrination and the society of Jesus in late Elizabethan and Jacobean England Michael Questier Campion and the English continental seminaries Michael Williams
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