#earlymodern #17thC New Substack! The last in my series on George Herbert & the ecclesial situation of his time. It's on his friends, family, & patronage networks - from an Arminian icon (Andrewes) to a Puritan iconoclast (Sir Robert Harley). lovebademewelcome.substack.com/p/herberts-f...

Herbert's friends, family, and patronage networks

Welcome to the last in what has turned out to be a rather long series of posts situating Herbert in relation to the ecclesial spectrum of his time.

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#earlymodern #17thC Over on the other platform there's quite a kerfuffle about the 16th/17th C English church & current Anglican identity. My Substack series on Herbert in his ecclesial context continues - from which anyone can also infer where I stand in the debates ;) substack.com/home/post/p-...

Herbert on his beloved church...and his occasional Puritan moments!

Here we go again, everyone!

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#earlymodern #17thC More on George Herbert and the church spectrum of his time in the latest Substack! Today it's Herbert the mostly strong, sometimes strident, but also occasionally uncomfortable Conformist! lovebademewelcome.substack.com/p/locating-h...

Locating Herbert on the church spectrum of his time

This is the second post in a three-part series.

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#earlymodern #17thC New Substack! Last week I wrote about the ecclesial spectrum in Herbert's time. Now I'm beginning to explore where he fits on it. Today, it's Herbert as theologically Reformed... lovebademewelcome.substack.com/p/locating-h...

Locating Herbert on the church spectrum of his time: Reformed

Last week I wrote about the ecclesial spectrum in England in the latter half of the reign of James I and on into the reign of Charles I.

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#earlymodern #17thC Outstanding new book alert!! It's John L. Thompson and Albert Gootjes' superb translation / bilingual critical edition of two key poems by the remarkable and utterly brilliant Anna Maria van Schurman, with a terrific introduction to her life / work / context.

#earlymodern #17thC Entering *very* fraught territory in my latest Substack post! It's my attempt to summarize the English ecclesial spectrum in George Herbert's time, in about 2000 words and for a non-specialist audience. Let me know what you reckon! lovebademewelcome.substack.com/p/as-promise...

As promised! The ecclesial landscape in Herbert's time...

OK, everyone!

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#earlymodern #17thc Two things!Temporary free access to my article on Ashton-under-Lyne in the 17th C now that it's out in print. Also a 40% off code for my Herbert devotional- BADEME40 - for orders from the publisher (US/UK/Aus) (wipfandstock.com/979838526252...) www.tandfonline.com/eprint/MZICG...

From Jacobean ‘nonconformity’ to Restoration Nonconformity: three rectors, one parish, and English Church turmoil in a nutshell

The parish of Ashton-under-Lyne near Manchester had only three rectors for nearly the whole of the seventeenth century: Henry Fairfax from 1619 to 1643; John Harrison from 1643 to 1662; and Thomas ...

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The first of my Saturday Substack posts on George Herbert and my devotional is now live! It's mostly aimed at people who don't know much about him - an intro to Herbert and his poetry, and some devotional reflections on "The Elixir". lovebademewelcome.substack.com/p/a-bit-abou...

My devotional on George Herbert's poetry is out! It is my small return of love & gratitude for all that he has meant to me for over 30 years. I hope it honours him, and I hope it blesses others even a fraction as much as he has blessed me. #earlymodern #17thC wipfandstock.com/979838526252...

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Everyone needs wise companions in their walk with God. Through his poetry, George Herbert has been drawing others into a more honest faith and a deeper love ...

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#earlymodern #17thC I'm not on here often, but...my first ever history article is out! It's about the goings-on in 17th C Ashton-under-Lyne. I've been passionate about 17th C history for decades, but it's not my official academic field so I'm very excited :) www.tandfonline.com/eprint/MZICG...

From Jacobean ‘nonconformity’ to Restoration Nonconformity: three rectors, one parish, and English Church turmoil in a nutshell

The parish of Ashton-under-Lyne near Manchester had only three rectors for nearly the whole of the seventeenth century: Henry Fairfax from 1619 to 1643; John Harrison from 1643 to 1662; and Thomas ...

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#EarlyModern #17thC I'd be glad of some help with how assessments for these 3 levies were calculated. I'm researching a clergyman who paid £5 for the 1620 clergy Palatinate 'loan', over £6 in 1639 for the Scottish war (these seem rather steep!) and £1 6s 8d p/a (1634-36) for the repair of St Paul’s.

#EarlyModern #17thC A reminder to all of you who are in England and within striking distance of the National Civil War Centre in Newark: Edward Stockley will be giving a talk on Sir Thomas Fairfax on Thursday evening, and it will be brilliant!! Book here: www.palacenewark.com/whats-on/ins...

#EarlyModern #17thC Another terrific set of online lectures coming up!

The Cromwell Museum@cromwellmuseum.bsky.social · last yr.

Tickets are on sale now for our spring online lecture series, starting in May. Four top historians over successive weeks on aspects of the 1600s, this time covering subjects from radical republicans, religious groups and the outbreak of the civil war... www.cromwellmuseum.org/events/cromw...

#EarlyModern #17thC Forbidden Desire: main point re Mediterranean vs N. Europe taken, but it seemed like an exhaustive exercise in largely missing the broader point (until the last chapter...sort of). As a non-expert in this area what should I read as a supplement/corrective esp. re 17th C England?

#EarlyModern #17thC UK 17th C history people, if you're within striking distance of the Newark Civil War Centre, go and hear Edward Stockley's talk on Sir Thomas Fairfax there. It's at 7.00pm on Th April 24th. It will be terrific. You can book here - www.nationalcivilwarcentre.com/whatson/even...

#EarlyModern #17thC #skystorians - what are the best resources for 16th & 17th C witch hunts / trials in Scotland?

@lloydbowen.bsky.social, your outstanding 'Anatomy of a Duel' is a splendid start to my 2025 reading! Looking forward to your Poyer & Vaughan books after that, & I appreciated the volume you edited with Mark Stoyle too. Eager for whatever you come up with next! #EarlyModern #17thC #skystorians

Last week I posted a link to Jon Fitzgibbons' (jrrfitzgibbons.bsky.social) splendid podcast on the Protectorate for The World Turned Upside Down. Here's another - equally excellent - on the 'Other House'. www.worldturnedupsidedown.co.uk/podcast/oliv... #EarlyModern #17thC #skystorians

Oliver Cromwell’s House of Lords - The World Turned Upside Down

On 19th March 1649 the House of Lords was abolished by an Act of Parliament, which declared that “…the House of Lords is useless and dangerous to the

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Thrilled that a friend has had his first article published! It's on Sir Thomas Fairfax, it's outstanding, and it's open access. Congratulations, Ned! And enjoy, everyone! #EarlyModern #17thC #skystorians www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Sir Thomas Fairfax and the politics of pain

Sir Thomas Fairfax (1612–1671) was one of the most influential figures of the British Civil Wars. His life, however, was starkly coloured by physical suffering which informed his political and mili...

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Fitzgibbons on the Protectorate- the latest podcast from The World Turned Upside Down (not on here as yet). If you don't know of them already check out their splendid material so far and sign up to be notified when new stuff drops. #EarlyModern #17thC www.worldturnedupsidedown.co.uk/podcast/oliv...

Oliver Cromwell’s Protectorate - A genuine revolution or a drift back to traditional government? - The World Turned Upside Down

In our regular series of programmes Key Questions: Expert Answers, we invited leading academics to address some of the most important questions – often

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I don’t think Gary Kuchar is on here, but picking up from my last post, here’s something else of interest for the English/British civil wars community… #earlymodern #17thC youtu.be/QHFNXOoXQ3A

Defiant Loyalism: The Literature of ‘Anglican’ Survivalism - Gary Kuchar Nov 28 2024

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Looking forward greatly to this! #earlymodern #17thC

History of Parliament@histparl.bsky.social · 2y ago

On Tuesday 10th December, Dr Alex Beeton will be discussing the creation and use of Lords Journals during the 1640s at the IHR Parliaments, Politics, and People Seminar. Read about the paper and find out how to join us for the hybrid seminar session here:

#EarlyModern #17thC - although it's outside our period, something appalling for our disciplines is afoot. The UK Ministry of Justice is planning to digitize wills from 1800 onwards *and then destroy physical copies*. Those still on X - excellent thread here - x.com/onslies/stat...

What is going on with the feeds on this site? I can only access about 1 week's worth of posts on #17thC and #EarlyModern...

Greetings, 18th C people! I'm more of a 17th C person... Can anyone give me some help with this inscription from 1792? Is it a name (B. Gidley?) with a place (where?) or is this a double-barreled name? #18thc #EarlyModern

#EarlyModern #17thc - Great to see that The Cromwell Museum - @cromwellmuseum.bsky.social - is now over here!!

#17thc #EarlyModern Anyone interested in the British Civil Wars - there's a desperate need to track down Dave/David Plant, who helped to set up the BCW Project website. This was a SUPERB resource but the website is down and will soon disappear. If you can help contact details are in the post below.

KeepYourPowderDry @keepyourpowderdry.bsky.social · 3y ago

Now urgent! Help Required - BCW Project and Wiki Please read, and share. If we can't make contact with Dave, then the BCW Project and Wiki will be lost! www.keepyourpowderdry.co.uk/2023/09/help...

I don't think the Cromwell Museum is on here yet, but here's the lineup for their autumn online lecture series. As ever, it looks terrific. Details and booking here - www.cromwellmuseum.org/events/cromw...

Well now, this is splendid fun from Manchester's! What is your Puritan name? Sorry-For-Sin Bangs here! And @greenleejw.bsky.social - take a look at day 13! Even here we have Eels 😀!

English Civil War@englishcivilwar.bsky.social · 3y ago

Gadzooks! What's your Puritan name? Take our quiz, post your Godly moniker in the comments and share with share with your friends!

Current reading: intense theology (Davenant), detailed history (the Temples), George Herbert (sabbatical project), Thomas Goodwin (devotional), and a novel (Rose Tremain's Restoration). Common denominator? The 17th century, of course!! Guess who is absolutely *loving* being on sabbatical?!?! 😀❤️