“Consciences are not to bee forced, but to bee Wonne”: the inward turn in Elizabethan homiletic discourse and the legal debate over the ex officio oath in the Court of High Commission, 1570–1593

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An examination of ideas about the mind as a public threat and private sanctuary in late Elizabethan legal and religious disputes.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationHistories of Surveillance: From Antiquity to the Digital Era : The Eyes and Ears of Power
EditorsLaura Skouvig, Andreas Marklund
Number of pages15
Place of PublicationNew York
PublisherRoutledge
Publication date28 Jul 2021
Edition1
Pages37-52
Chapter3
ISBN (Print)9780367340698
ISBN (Electronic)978042932375
Publication statusPublished - 28 Jul 2021
SeriesRoutledge Studies in Modern European History
Volume1

    Research areas

  • Faculty of Humanities - Privacy, Thought-control, Elizabethan England, Tudor History, History of Surveillance

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