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against recusants were far earlier in Elizabeths reign. I suspect their to be other mistakes but I only know enough to be suspicious of it. Recusancy usually...

The anti-recusant laws ended in 1659-60 but the article goes on to 1829. Is that just for context?78.17.58.24 (talk) 11:12, 19 October 2016 (UTC)...

Recusant: definition: (noun) one who refuses to accept or obey established authority (Merriam Webster dictionary). Recusant: definition: (noun) A person...

it to "He was imprisoned in York as a Catholic recusant". I'm not sure how well-known the word "recusant" would be outside the UK, but I think it's more...

cathedral or collegiate church, or popish recusants convict, or of persons sequestred for their recusancy, or other sequestred estates received or collected...

between Jansenists and Jesuits. It was a 17th and 18th century Jansenist recusancy of the Formula of Submission for the Jansenists by a group of Catholic...

making obvious sense. On reading the article "Recusancy", I note that it states that "[o]ne infamous Recusant was Guy Fawkes (aka Guido Fawkes), an English...

chose Irish exile from England and their movement spurred Irish Catholic recusancy in face of the later Tudors as well as the Ulster Plantation, which led...

Anyone know what this is...? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by RecusantXIII (talk • contribs) 00:57, 11 December 2006 (UTC). Was vandalism that...

employed as a quasi-technical term for a recusant Catholic priest sent from the continent to support the recusant Catholic communities of post-reformation...

the injunctions belong as subsections to this? Is it suitable to have 'recusancy' in a header if the word is likely to be unknown? Style and coverage need...

the injunctions belong as subsections to this? Is it suitable to have 'recusancy' in a header if the word is likely to be unknown? Style and coverage need...

the monarch once again with a Catholic and re-empowering the so-called "recusant" nobles in England? If so is it not better to put that in the Leading paragraph...

(Ireland) or Penal law (British) or Anti-Catholicism in the United Kingdom or Recusancy or Priest hunter (or other related articles) could be cross-linked from...

Piper, and the Kopped Hills.'Verstegan'(journalist Richard Rowlands) was a recusant Catholic with a secret press at Smithfield, with the later pseudo 'Verstegan'...

could provide more context on Blackstone's explanation of British laws on recusant Catholics. ADM (talk) 11:03, 3 July 2009 (UTC) As to papists, what has...

Catholic Church and 2) if this were so, then recusants would not have had to be persecuted as recusants in the first place! I must say I can hardly believe...

org/wiki/Recusancy 2605:6000:6947:AB00:ED9A:618F:109D:5E4 (talk) 02:42, 19 September 2018 (UTC) the related terms "recusant" in the lead and "recusant Catholics"...

needs to be made clear that this is specifically an article about RCC recusants, and wouldn't include executed Anglo-Catholics such as William Laud. ‑ Iridescent...

churchmen and scholars of the Marian church do reappear as promoting recusancy. For the purpose of this article, it is important that both sides of this...