The seculars， who had opposed the archpriest， encouraged by the distinction drawn in the proclamation between the two classes of English priests， the loyal and the disloyal， determined to draw up an address to the queen proclaiming their civil allegiance，[42] but before it was considered Elizabeth had passed away， and the fate in store for them was to be determined by a new ruler.
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[1] Cf. F. W. Maitland in /Eng. Hist. Review/ (April， 1900). Father Pollen， S.J.， in /The Month/ (Oct.， 1900). Id.， /Papal Negotiations with Mary Queen of Scots/， xxvi.
[2] Wilkins， /Concilia/， iv. 180.
[3] Birt， /The Elizabethan Religious Settlement/， 36-8.
[4] On the constitution of the House of Commons， cf. Froude， /Hist. of Eng./， vii.， 40-41.
[5] Wilkins， /Concilia/， iv.， 179.
[6] For an account of this Conference， cf. /English Catholic Record Society/， vol. i. Foxe， /Acts and Monuments/， 1839， viii.， 679sqq.
[7] Birt， op. cit.， 91-2.
[8] Phillips， /The Extinction of the Ancient Hierarchy/， 112-114.
[9] For a full treatment of the attitude of the clergy， cf. Blirt， op.
cit.， chap. iv. The best history of the resistance and sufferings of the Marian Bishops is to be found in Phillips' /Extinction of the Ancient Hierarchy/， 1905.
[10] Cf. Estcourt， /The Question of Anglican Orders/， 1873. Barnes， /The Pope and the Ordinal/， 1898. Smith， S.J.， /Reasons for Rejecting Anglican Orders/， 1896. Moyes (in the /Tablet/， 1895， Feb.-May， Sept.-Dec.， also 1897).
[11] Cf. Birt， op. cit.， chaps. iv.， v.， xii. Kennedy， /Parish Life under Queen Elizabeth/， 1914， chap. vii. Frere， /History of the English Church in the reigns of Elizabeth and James I./， 1904， 61-7.
[12] Pollen， /Papal Negotiations/， etc.， xlvi-vii.
[13] Dodd-Tierney， op. cit.， iii.， app. cccxi.
[14] Frere， op. cit.， 60.
[15] Id.， op. cit.， 99.
[16] Hardwick， /Articles of Religion/， 1859. Gibson， /Thirty-nine Articles/， 2nd edition， 1898.
[17] Cf. Newman， /Tract 90/ (/Tracts for the Times/). Duchesne， /églises Séparées/， 1896. Lingard， vii.， 384 sqq. Moyes， /A Talk on Continuity/ (C. T. Society， authorities cited). /Tablet/ (1911-12).
[18] /Political History of England/， vi.， chap. xv. (The Crisis of Elizabeth's Reign).
[19] Meyer， /England und die Katholische Kirche/， 64.
[20] Printed in Dodd-Tierney， iii.， app. ii.
[21] Meyer， op. cit.， 70 sqq.
[22] /Statutes/， 13 Eliz.， c. 2.
[23] /Political History of England/， vi.， 363.
[24] Rev. J. H. Pollen， S.J.， /The Month/， Feb.， 1902.
[25] Kennedy， /Parish Life under Queen Elizabeth/， chap. vii.， viii.
[26] Haile， /An Elizabethan Cardinal/， 1914. Knox， /Letters and Memorials of William Cardinal Allen/， 1882. /Allen's Defence of Eng. Catholics/， 1913 (The Cath. Library， ii.).
[27] Cf. /The English Cath. Refugees on the Continent/， i.， 1914.
Lechat， /Les Refugiés anglais dans les Pays-Bas espagnols durant le règne d'Elisabeth/， 1914. Bellesheim， /Wilhelm Cardinal Allen und die Engl. Seminare auf dem Festlande/， 1885.
[28] Foley， /Records of the English Province of the Society of Jesus/， ii. /Cath. Record Society of Engl./， ii.， 1906.
[29] Bede-Camm， /Lives of the Eng. Martyrs/， ii.， 204-49.
[30] Frere， op. cit.， 206-15.
[31] Persons， /Memoirs Cath. Rec. Society of Eng./， ii.， iv.， 1906-7.
Simpson， /Edmund Campion/， 1896.
[32] Published in Cath. Library Series， vol. 6， 1914.
[33] Allen， /Martyrdom of Edmund Campion， and his Companions/， edited， Father Pollen， 1908.
[34] Bede-Camm， op. cit.， 249 sqq.
[35] Burton-Pollen， /Lives of English Martyrs/， vol. i.， 1583-88， 1914.
[36] /Statutes/， 27 Eliz.， c. 2.
[37] Burton-Pollen， op. cit.， xvi. sqq.
[38] Burton-Pollen， op. cit.， xxiv. sqq.
[39] Pollen， /Politics of the English Catholics during the reign of Elizabeth/ (/Month/， 1902-4). Law， /Jesuits and Seculars in the reign of Elizabeth/， etc.， 1889. Id.， /The Archpriest Controversy Documents/， etc.， 1896 (Camden Society). /Eng. Catholic Record Society/， vol. ii.
[40] Dodd-Tierney， iii.， app. xxxiv.
[41] Dodd-Tierney， app. xxxv.
[42] Id.， app. no. xxxvi.
