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5. William Alabaster and the Palinode

© 2017 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

© 2017 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Illustrations ix
  5. 1. Introduction 1
  6. PART I. SIGNPOSTS
  7. 2. In Defence of Idolatry: Residual Catholic Culture and the Protestant Assault on the Sensuous in Early Modern England 27
  8. 3. ‘True and Perfect Relations’; or, Identifying Henry Garnet and Leticia Wigington by Their Confessions 52
  9. 4. Motion Rhetoric in Serial Conversion Narratives: Religion and Change in Early Modern England 84
  10. PART II. POETICS
  11. 5. William Alabaster and the Palinode 115
  12. 6. Crashaw’s Style 132
  13. 7. Alchemy, Repentance, and Recusant Allegory in Robert Southwell’s Saint Peters Complaint 159
  14. 8. Malengin and Mercilla, Southwell and Spenser: The Poetics of Tears and the Politics of Martyrdom in The Faerie Queene, Book 5, Canto 9 185
  15. PART III. COMMUNITIES
  16. 9. ‘Honest mirth & merriment’: Christmas and Catholicism in Early Modern England 213
  17. 10. Uncommon Prayer? Robert Southwell’s Short Rule for a Good Life and Catholic Domestic Devotion in Post-Reformation England 245
  18. 11. ‘To seek out some Comforts and Companions of his own kind and condition’: The Benedictine Rosary Confraternity and Chapel of Cardigan House, London 272
  19. 12. Obedience and Consent: Thomas White and English Catholicism, 1640–1660 309
  20. Contributors 331
  21. Index 335
Redrawing the Map of Early Modern English Catholicism
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch Redrawing the Map of Early Modern English Catholicism
https://doi.org/10.3138/9781442695481-007

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Illustrations ix
  5. 1. Introduction 1
  6. PART I. SIGNPOSTS
  7. 2. In Defence of Idolatry: Residual Catholic Culture and the Protestant Assault on the Sensuous in Early Modern England 27
  8. 3. ‘True and Perfect Relations’; or, Identifying Henry Garnet and Leticia Wigington by Their Confessions 52
  9. 4. Motion Rhetoric in Serial Conversion Narratives: Religion and Change in Early Modern England 84
  10. PART II. POETICS
  11. 5. William Alabaster and the Palinode 115
  12. 6. Crashaw’s Style 132
  13. 7. Alchemy, Repentance, and Recusant Allegory in Robert Southwell’s Saint Peters Complaint 159
  14. 8. Malengin and Mercilla, Southwell and Spenser: The Poetics of Tears and the Politics of Martyrdom in The Faerie Queene, Book 5, Canto 9 185
  15. PART III. COMMUNITIES
  16. 9. ‘Honest mirth & merriment’: Christmas and Catholicism in Early Modern England 213
  17. 10. Uncommon Prayer? Robert Southwell’s Short Rule for a Good Life and Catholic Domestic Devotion in Post-Reformation England 245
  18. 11. ‘To seek out some Comforts and Companions of his own kind and condition’: The Benedictine Rosary Confraternity and Chapel of Cardigan House, London 272
  19. 12. Obedience and Consent: Thomas White and English Catholicism, 1640–1660 309
  20. Contributors 331
  21. Index 335
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