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Review of Book: Theology in Green — A New Quarterly Journal Offering Theological Reflections on Ecological Issues and their Wider Implications

records, for this is 1598 and the year of his death. A convert, "growing weary of the errors of unquiet England", turns up at the College. The year? 1641 and the eve of the Civil War. And so on: the amazing odyssey of John Ainsworth, the execution of the wild Scot, James (Jamie?) Bullen, in a sambenito, and a great deal more. With the patience of Job and the skills of a cryptographer, Murphy has combed through Spanish archives and identified the students from their phonetically spelt variations, giving us a pen portrait of each. There is also a calendar of documents about the College from Spanish and Jesuit sources. How satisfying to have written what is both a story and a work of reference! Anyone who wants to find out about the education of Catholics or about Seville or the Inquisition or is just curious about Anglo-Spanish history should read this book.