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Book SynopsisRedrawing the Map of Early Modern English Catholicism ably demonstrates the profoundly experimental as well as recuperative character of early modern English Catholicism.
Table of ContentsList of Illustrations Contributors * Introduction Lowell Gallagher PART I: SIGNPOSTS *"In Defense of Idolatry: Residual Catholic Culture and the Protestant Assault on the Sensuous in Early Modern England" Arthur F. Marotti *"'True and Perfect Relations': or, Identifying Henry Garnet and Leticia Wigington by Their Confessions" Frances E. Dolan *"Motion Rhetoric in Serial Conversion Narratives: Religion and Change in Early Modern England" Holly Crawford Pickett PART II: POETICS *"William Alabaster and the Palinode" Alison Shell *"Crashaw's Style" Richard Rambuss *"Alchemy, Repentance, and Recusant Allegory in Robert Southwell's St. Peters Complaint" Gary Kuchar *"Malengin and Mercilla, Southwell and Spenser: the Poetics of Tears and the Politics of Martyrdom in The Faerie Queene, Book 5, Canto 9" Jennifer R. Rust PART III: COMMUNITIES *"'Honest Mirth and Merriment': Christmas and Catholicism in Early Modern England" Phebe Jensen *"Uncommon Prayer? Robert Southwell's Short Rule for a Good Life and Catholic Domestic Devotion in Post-Reformation England" Susannah Monta *"to seek out some Comforts and Companions of his own kind and condition': The Benedictine Rosary Confraternity and Chapel of Cardigan House, London" Anne Dillon *"Obedience and Consent: Thomas White and English Catholicism, 1640-1660" Stefania Tutino Index
