Robert E. Scully, S.J., S.T.L. (1996, Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley), J.D. (1984, Seton Hall University) is Professor of History and Law at Le Moyne College. He has published widely in early modern British and Catholic history, including Into the Lion’s Den: The Jesuit Mission in Elizabethan England and Wales, 1580–1603 (2011).

• AcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionRobert E. Scully, S.J.1 Historical Overview, ca. 1530–1829William J. SheilsPart 1The Community and Its Place in the National and International Scene2 The English Secular Clergy, 1559–1829Peter Phillips3 The Jesuits and Other Male Religious Orders in Britain and IrelandThomas M. McCoog, S.J.4 Recusant Women Religious The Communities in a National and International ContextCaroline Bowden5 Catholic Laywomen Activist Piety, Agency, and Strategic ResistanceColleen M. Seguin6 Catholic Nobility and Gentry from Reformation to EmancipationSusan M. Cogan7 “When Time Should Serve” The Long Wait of Lay Catholic ExilesAnne R. Throckmorton8 Becoming Irish Catholics Ireland, 1534–1690John McCafferty9 Catholics in Scotland Overview and Literary CultureJane Stevenson10 Scottish Catholic Material CulturePeter Davidson and David W. Walker11 Catholics in WalesHannah ThomasPart 2Opposition: Within and Without12 Domestic Disorder Debating Recusancy within the Catholic CommunityRobert E. Scully, S.J.13 Anti-Catholicism Catholics, Protestants, and the “Popery” ProblemAdam MortonPart 3Catholic/Recusant Culture14 Martyrdom and the Catholic CommunityAnne Dillon15 Recusant Literary Culture in England and WalesVictor Houliston16 Political and Theological Culture Monarchies and Republics in Recusant ThoughtGary W. Jenkins17 English Catholic Material Culture, 1558–1688Janet Graffius18 Underground Devotions The Day-to-Day Challenges of Practicing an Illegal FaithLisa McClain19 The Catholic Enlightenment in Britain and IrelandJonathan WrightSelect BibliographyIndex

Robert E. Scully, S.J., S.T.L. (1996, Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley), J.D. (1984, Seton Hall University) is Professor of History and Law at Le Moyne College. He has published widely in early modern British and Catholic history, including Into the Lion’s Den: The Jesuit Mission in Elizabethan England and Wales, 1580–1603 (2011).

• AcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionRobert E. Scully, S.J.1 Historical Overview, ca. 1530–1829William J. SheilsPart 1The Community and Its Place in the National and International Scene2 The English Secular Clergy, 1559–1829Peter Phillips3 The Jesuits and Other Male Religious Orders in Britain and IrelandThomas M. McCoog, S.J.4 Recusant Women Religious The Communities in a National and International ContextCaroline Bowden5 Catholic Laywomen Activist Piety, Agency, and Strategic ResistanceColleen M. Seguin6 Catholic Nobility and Gentry from Reformation to EmancipationSusan M. Cogan7 “When Time Should Serve” The Long Wait of Lay Catholic ExilesAnne R. Throckmorton8 Becoming Irish Catholics Ireland, 1534–1690John McCafferty9 Catholics in Scotland Overview and Literary CultureJane Stevenson10 Scottish Catholic Material CulturePeter Davidson and David W. Walker11 Catholics in WalesHannah ThomasPart 2Opposition: Within and Without12 Domestic Disorder Debating Recusancy within the Catholic CommunityRobert E. Scully, S.J.13 Anti-Catholicism Catholics, Protestants, and the “Popery” ProblemAdam MortonPart 3Catholic/Recusant Culture14 Martyrdom and the Catholic CommunityAnne Dillon15 Recusant Literary Culture in England and WalesVictor Houliston16 Political and Theological Culture Monarchies and Republics in Recusant ThoughtGary W. Jenkins17 English Catholic Material Culture, 1558–1688Janet Graffius18 Underground Devotions The Day-to-Day Challenges of Practicing an Illegal FaithLisa McClain19 The Catholic Enlightenment in Britain and IrelandJonathan WrightSelect BibliographyIndex

Robert E. Scully, S.J., S.T.L. (1996, Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley), J.D. (1984, Seton Hall University) is Professor of History and Law at Le Moyne College. He has published widely in early modern British and Catholic history, including Into the Lion’s Den: The Jesuit Mission in Elizabethan England and Wales, 1580–1603 (2011).

• AcknowledgementsList of IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionRobert E. Scully, S.J.1 Historical Overview, ca. 1530–1829William J. SheilsPart 1The Community and Its Place in the National and International Scene2 The English Secular Clergy, 1559–1829Peter Phillips3 The Jesuits and Other Male Religious Orders in Britain and IrelandThomas M. McCoog, S.J.4 Recusant Women Religious The Communities in a National and International ContextCaroline Bowden5 Catholic Laywomen Activist Piety, Agency, and Strategic ResistanceColleen M. Seguin6 Catholic Nobility and Gentry from Reformation to EmancipationSusan M. Cogan7 “When Time Should Serve” The Long Wait of Lay Catholic ExilesAnne R. Throckmorton8 Becoming Irish Catholics Ireland, 1534–1690John McCafferty9 Catholics in Scotland Overview and Literary CultureJane Stevenson10 Scottish Catholic Material CulturePeter Davidson and David W. Walker11 Catholics in WalesHannah ThomasPart 2Opposition: Within and Without12 Domestic Disorder Debating Recusancy within the Catholic CommunityRobert E. Scully, S.J.13 Anti-Catholicism Catholics, Protestants, and the “Popery” ProblemAdam MortonPart 3Catholic/Recusant Culture14 Martyrdom and the Catholic CommunityAnne Dillon15 Recusant Literary Culture in England and WalesVictor Houliston16 Political and Theological Culture Monarchies and Republics in Recusant ThoughtGary W. Jenkins17 English Catholic Material Culture, 1558–1688Janet Graffius18 Underground Devotions The Day-to-Day Challenges of Practicing an Illegal FaithLisa McClain19 The Catholic Enlightenment in Britain and IrelandJonathan WrightSelect BibliographyIndex