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England and Catholicism Christanon 03/16/18 (Fri) 13:17:44 b136f9 No.619578

Much of English history is anti-Catholic. Wars were initiated based on anti-Catholic feeling or the desire to prevent the succession of a Catholic.

I would assume then that Catholics by nature are Jacobites, yes? I would assume that Catholics would be opposed to the Glorious Revolution, support Charles II, condemn the republicans, the Hanover succession, etc.

Are there any books about English history, specifically from its period of being heavily anti-Catholic, that are written by Catholics?

Christanon 03/16/18 (Fri) 13:26:38 0a9117 No.619581

First for House of Stuart :D nod Hanover ok :DD

Christanon 03/16/18 (Fri) 14:34:41 5ce500 No.619615

>>619578

>Much of English history is anti-Catholic.

500 years is lesser than 900.

>I would assume then that Catholics by nature are Jacobites, yes? I would assume that Catholics would be opposed to the Glorious Revolution, support Charles II, condemn the republicans, the Hanover succession, etc.

Anyone sane should be against Republic and """Glorious"""" revolution