Contents: Series editor's preface; Introduction; The debate before and after the excommunication; The political significance of the first mission of the Society of Jesus to England; Old ideas and new interpretations at the end of Elizabeth's reign; 'Smile (Muses) smile! A noble one succeeds/ Eliza lawfull heire in vertuous deedes': the ascent of James Stuart; The Oath of Allegiance; Bellarmine's solution; A change in the political debate; A change in the theological debate; Conclusions; Selected bibliography; Index.
Stefania Tutino is Professor in the Department of History, University of California - Santa Barbara, USA.
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