Monica wrote:

>As for the later period... maybe. Charles I was notoriously sympathetic to
>Catholics because of Henrietta Maria, his wife.

Yes, but he was emphatically not one himself. Supporters of Archbishop Laud's 
policies in the Church of England were accused by the Puritans of being 
"Papist", but would have been at pains to stress that they were actually good 
Protestants. I don't remember a cross being a common item of jewellery in 
mid-17th century portraits.

Kate Bunting
Cataloguing & Data Quality Librarian
University of Derby

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