God’s Secret Agents: Queen Elizabeth's Forbidden Priests & the Hatching of the Gunpowder Plot
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Richard Topcliffe, 1592WHILE ROBERT SOUTHWELL was writing his Supplication to Queen Elizabeth in the winter of 1591, John Gerard was continuing his East Anglian apostolate. ‘Gerard doeth much good’ was how Henry Walpole had described the newcomer’s success and Gerard’s own account of this period supports the view. He seemed happily to be fulfilling the promise of his first few hours ashore. Indeed, he was quickly developing a robust style of ministry all his own. It was a style that suited his d...isguise of sporting squire to the hilt of the silvered rapier he reportedly carried with him, at opposite ends of the spectrum to the agonized sufferings of so many of his colleagues. A story he recounted from the eve of the Baddesley Clinton conference illustrates this well. It had become Gerard’s practice to journey north on occasion, visiting family and friends.* One such expedition saw him joining the hunting party of a Staffordshire cousin, eager for him to speak to and, if possible, convert the husband of a relative of theirs.
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Richard Topcliffe, 1592WHILE ROBERT SOUTHWELL was writing his Supplication to Queen Elizabeth in the winter of 1591, John Gerard was continuing his East Anglian apostolate. ‘Gerard doeth much good’ was how Henry Walpole had described the newcomer’s success and Gerard’s own account of this period supports the view. He seemed happily to be fulfilling the promise of his first few hours ashore. Indeed, he was quickly developing a robust style of ministry all his own. It was a style that suited his d...isguise of sporting squire to the hilt of the silvered rapier he reportedly carried with him, at opposite ends of the spectrum to the agonized sufferings of so many of his colleagues. A story he recounted from the eve of the Baddesley Clinton conference illustrates this well. It had become Gerard’s practice to journey north on occasion, visiting family and friends.* One such expedition saw him joining the hunting party of a Staffordshire cousin, eager for him to speak to and, if possible, convert the husband of a relative of theirs.
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