Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- A Note on Spelling and Dates -- Introduction: "A man is not English who gives first allegiance elsewhere": Reconciling National and Religious Loyalties in an Age of Uniformity -- 1 "There should be a correspondence betwixt the Church and the State": Uniformity, the Penal Legislation, and the Early Stuarts -- 2 "Conformitie to the form of service of God now established": Building a Career at Court (1580-1620) -- 3 "But by God's help many have been lifted out of the mire of corruption": George Calvert's Conversion and Resignation (1621-1625) -- 4 "Upon this new shuffle of the packe": The Catholic Lord Baltimore in Ireland and Newfoundland (1625-1629) -- 5 "If your Majesty will please to grant me a precinct of land with such priviledges as the king your father my gracious Master was pleased to graunt me": Securing the Charter (1629-1632) -- 6 "Such a designe when rightly understood will not want undertakers": Selling Lord Baltimore's Vision (1632-1638) -- 7 "With free liberty of religion": The Calvert Model for Church-State Relations (1633-1655) -- 8 "The People there cannot subsist & continue in peace and safety without som good Government": A Second Testing of Religious Freedom (1653-1676) -- 9 "Scandalous and offensive to the Government": The "Popish Chappel" at St. Mary's City and the End of Religious Freedom (1676-1705) -- Abbreviations and Frequently Cited Works -- Notes -- Essay on Sources -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y.