Fear of Catholicism
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- Created on: 28-04-19 11:16
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- Fear of Catholicism
- Charles I's reign
- Charles himself
- Not a Catholic: he was a committed Anglican
- Marriage to Henrietta Maria - future of a Catholic heir?
- Charles did little to restrict her influence at court
- Didn't feel the need to explain his wife to p'ment
- Major mistake in his openness
- CI encouraged others to join her in Catholic worship at court
- CI allowed her priests to lead ceremonies beyond the confines of the Queen's private chapel
- Promotion of Arminians
- Suggested Catholic sympathies to his critics
- P'ments concerns
- Increasing role of bishops in secular administrative positions
- Exclusion of the Puritan nobility from office and influence
- Those like Laud from humble beginnings taking key positions
- Absolutism
- Personal Rule 1629-40
- Ruling without p'ment or their consent to carry out tasks
- Atmosphere at Court became more "Catholic absolutist" in style
- Court masques
- Murals by the Catholic painter Peter Paul Rubens
- Displayed monarchy as a mystical institution at the shoulder of God himself
- CI refused to explain himself when p'ment challenged him with the Petition of Right
- Personal Rule 1629-40
- P'ments concerns
- Increasing role of bishops in secular administrative positions
- Exclusion of the Puritan nobility from office and influence
- Those like Laud from humble beginnings taking key positions
- Absolutism
- Personal Rule 1629-40
- Ruling without p'ment or their consent to carry out tasks
- Atmosphere at Court became more "Catholic absolutist" in style
- Court masques
- Murals by the Catholic painter Peter Paul Rubens
- Displayed monarchy as a mystical institution at the shoulder of God himself
- CI refused to explain himself when p'ment challenged him with the Petition of Right
- Personal Rule 1629-40
- 1630s
- Untitled
- Charles himself
- Why was there a fear of Catholicism in the first place?
- Massacres of Protestants in Catholic France and in the Netherlands (by Spain)
- 1605: the Gunpowder Plot
- Attempted to restore Catholicism at Protestant expense
- Claimed to be the one and only true Church
- Most believed that, thus, Catholicism intended to destroy other REs and assume absolute control
- Caused James I to embark on the 30 years War with Spain to prevent Catholic expansion in the Low Countries
- Most believed that, thus, Catholicism intended to destroy other REs and assume absolute control
- Charles I's reign
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