Anti-Catholicism in Britain and Ireland, 1600–2000

Chapter 1 The Catholic “Other”

Chapter 2 Catholic Strategies of Resistance to Anti-Catholicism in Seventeenth-Century England

Chapter 3 Anti-Popery in Eighteenth-Century Scotland: A Scottish Catholic Perspective

Chapter 4 Everyday Anti-Catholicism in Early Eighteenth-Century England

Chapter 5 “The Great Contest Between the Papist and Protestant”: Anti-Catholicism in Lucy Hutchinson’s Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchinson

Chapter 6 “Papists Make a Direct Profession of This Shamefull Sin”: Denouncing Catholic Ignorance in Seventeenth-Century England

Chapter 7 Beyond “The General Consent of the Principall Puritans and Jesuits against Kings”: The Rationalist Plea for Resistance in John Milton and Algernon Sidney

Chapter 8 Through the French Looking Glass: Anti-Semitism, Anti-Protestantism and Anticlericalism. A Study in Doctrines of Hatred at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

Chapter 9 The Scandalous Nun: Anti-Catholic Representations of English Nuns in Exile in the Seventeenth Century

Chapter 10 Joseph Addison, Anti-Catholicism and Politeness

Chapter 11 Papal Tyranny on the Stage: The Jacobite Rising of 1745 and the London Theatres

Chapter 13 Anti-Catholicism and the Scottish Middle Class 1800–1914

Chapter 14 Fishing for Controversy: W.S. Kerr and the Demise of Church of Ireland Anti-Catholicism

Chapter 15 A New Order in Post-conflict Northern Ireland—The Museum of Orange Heritage

Chapter 16 The Rise and Fall of Anti-Catholicism in Scotland

Chapter 17 Conclusion: Taking the Long View of Anti-Catholicism