Loyal protestants and dangerous papists : Maryland and the politics of religion in the English Atlantic, 1630-1690 / Antoinette Sutto.
2015
F184 .S97 2015eb
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Title
Loyal protestants and dangerous papists : Maryland and the politics of religion in the English Atlantic, 1630-1690 / Antoinette Sutto.
ISBN
9780813937472 (electronic bk.)
0813937477 (electronic bk.)
9780813937489 (electronic bk.)
0813937485 (electronic bk.)
0813937477 (electronic bk.)
9780813937489 (electronic bk.)
0813937485 (electronic bk.)
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Charlottesville : University of Virginia Press, 2015.
Language
English
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F184 .S97 2015eb
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"This book considers the complex religious tensions in seventeenth-century Maryland in relation to colonial sovereignty under the English crown"-- Provided by publisher.
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Early American histories.
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Introduction
PART I. CONFESSIONAL POLITICS. The early Chesapeake and the politics of Jacobean England
The personal rule of Lord Baltimore
Anarchy and allegiance
Pamphlets, polemic, and the revolutionary state
PART II. COLONY AND EMPIRE. Conflicts of interest
War and peace in the Chesapeake
The proprietary regime and the machinery of empire
PART III. CRISIS. Rumor and politics
News, rumor, and rebellion
Glorious revolutions
Epilogue.
PART I. CONFESSIONAL POLITICS. The early Chesapeake and the politics of Jacobean England
The personal rule of Lord Baltimore
Anarchy and allegiance
Pamphlets, polemic, and the revolutionary state
PART II. COLONY AND EMPIRE. Conflicts of interest
War and peace in the Chesapeake
The proprietary regime and the machinery of empire
PART III. CRISIS. Rumor and politics
News, rumor, and rebellion
Glorious revolutions
Epilogue.