The C.R.S. has in preparation a number of volumes designed to throw light on several parts of Catholic history since the Reformation.

The Catholic Record Society : prospective volumes.

Recusancy was the Elizabethan term for the refusal (Lat. recusare) to attend in one's "parish church, chapel or usual place of common prayer", the Edwardian services of the Church of England as established by the Act of Uniformity in 1559 (1 Eliz., cap. 2).

Some notes on the recusant rolls of the Exchequer.