Definitionn. refusal to submit to established authority
Last update: July 8, 2015
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The acts imposing fines for recusancy, repealed in 1650, were later executed with great severity. [Please select]
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Is there no law for such recusancy, Colonel Grahame. [Please select]
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"And wasn't it--I've heard the story, but I'm a bit hazy about it--wasn't it owing to your--is 'recusancy' the word."' [Please select]
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Here was an old "court party" man, one of James's commissioners, a person of rank and prestige, known, for all his recusancy, to be in favor with the present King. [Please select]
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Daring in design, precipitate and violent in execution, and going to the very extremity of the most rigid recusancy, it was his ambition to place himself at the head of the presbyterian interest. [Please select]
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