Strangers and Sojourners at Port Royal : Being an Account of the Connections Between the British Isles and the Jansenists of France and Holland (Paperback)

Preface; Chronology; The five propositions; The formulary of Alexander VII; 1. Early days; 2. In and about Port Royal; 3. Port Royal and the exiles (1647?56); 4. Port Royal and the exiles (cont.) (1656?60); 5. Les Benedictines Anglaises; 6. Ludovic Stuart d'Aubigny and his French friends; 7. Aubigny and the Cardinalate; 8. 'The mysterie of Jesuitisme' and other translations; 9. News from abroad (1664?1714); 10. 'The better kind of Papists'; 11. The English Roman Catholics and Jansenism (seventeenth century); 12. The English Roman Catholics and Jansenism (eighteenth century). The English College at Douay; 13. L'affaire des Hibernois. Friends at Rome. Wadding and Nolan; 14. Ireland and Jansenism; 15. Arnauld and England. The royal family at Saint-Germain; 16. The Innes family and the College des Ecossais. Scottish Jansenists; 17. The Saint-Germain colony; 18. Latter day friends; A letter of ordination from Bishop Fagan; A note on a pseudo M. de Luzancy; A list of books connected with Port Royal and Jansenism, being seventeenth- and eighteenth-century English books, or translations from French into English, or books published in England; Authorities; Index.