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  1. Catholic ‘conscience’, duty and disputes over English liberties in Jacobean Ireland.Mark A. Hutchinson - 2021 - History of European Ideas 47 (1):38-57.
    ABSTRACT The article examines Old English claims to catholic ‘liberty of conscience’ and the way in which this engendered a discussion of English liberties in Ireland. Old English representatives sought to ground their claims to ‘liberty of conscience’ in established practice, custom and law. Their claims to ‘liberty of conscience’ also brought into play the vocabulary of corporate and parliamentary liberty. In response, New English protestants turned to ideas of duty and citizenship, which were equally embedded in conceptions of English (...)
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