Conscience in Thomas More and the Age of Reformation: The Beginnings of Casuistry
Individual author or multiple authors
Individual
Major
History (HIST)
Category of Work
Prizes/Awards
Additional Category of Work
None
Degree
Bachelor of Arts
Year of Award
2011
Class Year
2012
Department or Program
History
Adviser(s)
North, William Linden
Special Recognition
Catherine E. Boyd Essay Prize in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
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haasle_2011_HIST.pdf
Keywords
Thomas More, conscience, English Reformation, Catholicism, casuistry
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Student Work Completed Date
2011-04-08
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