Chapter L: I. G

_St. Ives, Cornwall: Epiphany, 1908._

CONTENTS

CHAP. PAGE
I. YOUTH: LONDON, OXFORD: 1540-1566 1
II. THE HOUR OF UNREST: OXFORD, DUBLIN: 1566-1570 14
III. STEPS FORWARD: IRELAND: 1571 27
IV. CHEYNEY AGAIN: DOUAY: 1571 40
V. THE CALL TO COME UP HIGHER: DOUAY, PRAGUE: 1571-1573 53
VI. THE WISHED-FOR DAWN: BOHEMIA: 1573-1579 64
VII. A LONG MARCH: ROME, GENEVA, RHEIMS: 1580 75
VIII. INHOSPITABLE HOME: 1580 88
IX. SKIRMISHING: THE ENGLISH COUNTIES: 1580 100
X. MANY LABOURS: AND A BOOK: 1580 112
XI. AT LYFORD GRANGE, AND AFTER: 1581 129
XII. THE THICK OF THE FRAY: 1581 141
XIII. VICTORY: DECEMBER 1, 1581 166

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

CAMPION READING AN ADDRESS OF WELCOME TO QUEEN MARY _Frontispiece_

CAMPION IN HIS PROCTOR’S ROBES. GATEWAY OF ST. JOHN’S
COLLEGE, OXFORD, IN BACKGROUND _to face p._ 16

‘P[ATER] EDMUNDUS CAMPIANUS, MARTYR’ ” 80

‘WE HAVE NOT BROKEN THROUGH HERE!’ ” 128

CAMPION BEFORE QUEEN ELIZABETH ” 144

‘NOT GUILTY!’ ” 160

BLESSED

EDMUND CAMPION