In 1697 religious liberty was accorded to all "except Papists". The Papists Act of 1778 brought a certain limited freedom to those of the faith. There he shall cope with the papists. This translated itself into speeches calling for the exile of the queen and other Papists. Green found this to be a disturbing trend and spoke against these "papists". Ultimately the argument between Jansenists and Papists was centered around conflicting interests. There are the same exemptions and double charge on Papists as in the earlier Acts.