- Title Pages
- For my parents
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
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Chapter 1 ‘[T]aking up Plots upon Trust’:1 -
Chapter 2 ‘[W]ill you have your Throats cut ere you will believe?’:1 -
Chapter 3 ‘Tis the Press that has made ‘um Mad’:1 -
Chapter 4 ‘A Popish priest is a certain seducer’:1 -
Chapter 5 ‘Hell, and Rome…have long been confederate against us’:1 -
Chapter 6 ‘The Subduing of a Pestilent Heresy’:1 -
Chapter 7 ‘A Matter too hot…to be Handled’:1 -
Chapter 8 ‘A Few Words among Many, about the Touchy Point of Succession’:1 -
Chapter 9 ‘Have a Care of perverted Authorities’:1 -
Chapter 10 ‘After-Birth-Inscriptions’:1 - Conclusion
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Appendix 1 Chronology of the main events mentioned in the text between August 1678 and June 1679 -
Appendix 2 The Organization of the English Province of the Society of Jesus (1678–85)* -
Appendix 3 The Test Acts* -
Appendix 4 -
Appendix 5 The Oath to be sworn by subscribers to the Protestant ‘Association’* - Bibliography
- Index
‘[T]aking up Plots upon Trust’:1 Titus Oates, Roger L’Estrange, and Popular Polemic
‘[T]aking up Plots upon Trust’:1 Titus Oates, Roger L’Estrange, and Popular Polemic
- Chapter:
- (p.19) Chapter 1 ‘[T]aking up Plots upon Trust’:1 Titus Oates, Roger L’Estrange, and Popular Polemic
- Source:
- ‘The Horrid Popish Plot’
- Author(s):
Peter Hinds
- Publisher:
- British Academy
This chapter discusses an introduction to Titus Oates and Roger L'Estrange. It provides contexts for their behaviour and actions in the 1670s and 1680s. The author uses L'Estrange as an observer and critic of the times through which he lived, as well as a narrative anchor to some degree. This helps in making sense of the comment on the political events during the period. Political satire during this period is also discussed.
Keywords: Titus Oates, narrative anchor, political events, political satire
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- Title Pages
- For my parents
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 ‘[T]aking up Plots upon Trust’:1 -
Chapter 2 ‘[W]ill you have your Throats cut ere you will believe?’:1 -
Chapter 3 ‘Tis the Press that has made ‘um Mad’:1 -
Chapter 4 ‘A Popish priest is a certain seducer’:1 -
Chapter 5 ‘Hell, and Rome…have long been confederate against us’:1 -
Chapter 6 ‘The Subduing of a Pestilent Heresy’:1 -
Chapter 7 ‘A Matter too hot…to be Handled’:1 -
Chapter 8 ‘A Few Words among Many, about the Touchy Point of Succession’:1 -
Chapter 9 ‘Have a Care of perverted Authorities’:1 -
Chapter 10 ‘After-Birth-Inscriptions’:1 - Conclusion
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Appendix 1 Chronology of the main events mentioned in the text between August 1678 and June 1679 -
Appendix 2 The Organization of the English Province of the Society of Jesus (1678–85)* -
Appendix 3 The Test Acts* -
Appendix 4 -
Appendix 5 The Oath to be sworn by subscribers to the Protestant ‘Association’* - Bibliography
- Index
