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Catholics in England between the Reformation and Victorian times were known as "recusants" for the practice of not participating in the practice of the established Church of England. A subculture developed where Catholic families withdrew from the national life and were subject to sporadic persecution.
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See Also:
- Recusant Historian's Handbook - Full text of a book to help those recusancy studying the Catholic church during the "penal years".
- The Forgotten Martyrs - An account of a pilgrimage to commemorate the 1549 Catholic england rebellion in the West Country. Taken from the Latin england Mass Society\'s August 1999 Newsletter.
- Thames Valley Recusants - The survival of Catholicism in Berkshire and Oxfordshire between Henry VIII and Catholic Emancipation. Includes maps, and complete illustrated book online.
- The Recusant Group - A Yahoo! discussion group devoted to the study of English Catholic experience during the Penal Times between the Reformation and the Catholic Relief Act.
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