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Redrawing the Map of Early Modern English Catholicism
... ‘(Early Modern) English Catholicism’ ...‘early modern’ English Catholicism as a complex blend of sorts – with nuances that defy periodization as much as they define it – and this should have ...
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Archival transformations in Early Modern European history
... The early modern period, inclusively conceived, is often described as the age of print, but it was also the great time of archives, understood as both the physical repositories and organised offices ...
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War and inquisition : repression in early modern Spain
... The Spanish Inquisition was officially founded in 1478 by means of a papal bull of Sixtus IV, who ceded its control to the Spanish Crown. Since then until its definitive abolition in 1834, the Spanish Inquisition ...
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Brewing cultures in early modern towns : an introduction
... on recent doctoral work to exemplify the growing interest in the social and cultural history of the trade. James Brown and Katja Lindenau offer general surveys for Southampton and Görlitz in Upper Lusatia, Masatake Wasa ...
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Representing the body of law in early modern England
... It is axiomatic of any discussion concerning the early modern body politic that reference is made to Ernst H. Kantorowicz’s magnum opus: The King’s Two Bodies. Respectful though I am of the depth of ...
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The place of African slaves in early modern Spain
... the early decades of the seventeenth century, when the presence of African slaves from the Iberian Empire increased in their ...in early modern Spanish society are represented in visual and literary ...
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Women and the Performance of Libel in Early Modern Devon
... in early-modern performed libel certainly was to be the target for accusations of moral transgression by men in order to maintain society’s norms and we should not overlook this as a key to understanding ...
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Early Modern Guildhalls : Habitus in transition?
... of early modern towns and the fear of social disorder actively encouraged the middling sort to forge a sense of civic identity based on communal, or collective, ...
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EDUCATION AND THE EARLY MODERN ENGLISH SEPARATISTS
... investigating in detail the evidence relating to the early modern English Separatists and their attitudes to education. Interest in, and.. It has sometimes erroneously b[r] ...
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Tagging the Bard:Evaluating the Accuracy of a Modern POS Tagger on Early Modern English Corpora
... for modern English have been applied to numerous other languages over recent ...on modern English, when they are applied to Early Modern English (EModE) ...on modern- day text(s), and ...
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'Angelic Death in Early Modern Hispanic America'
... One final paradox remains, however, in our comparison of the Tzotzil narrative with religious reality in early modern Hispanic America. If angels became associated with the rites and practices of sacrifice ...
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Protestant Evangelicals and Addiction in Early Modern English
... the Early Modem Language of ...emerging early modern addiction discourse in Christopher Mar- lowe’s Doctor Faustus, noting that ‘it is a discourse that has affinities with, but also crucial ...
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Burial of the plague dead in early modern London
... This brief survey of plague burial in early modern London prompts two queries or speculations. The first concerns the attitude of city government. The New Churchyard was established in 1569, and there was ...
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Researching memory in early modern studies
... the early modern to describe the period between about 1500 and 1750 identifies it both as part of the longue durée of the modern, and as a period with distinctively pre-modern ...when ...
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Attending to Early Modern Women: Conflict and Concord
... The first thematic section, ‘Negotiations’, contains essays that illustrate cases of women who employed negotiating tactics in an environment that belonged, traditionally, to men. In chapter one, Craig Harline examines ...
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Spanish Fashion at the Courts of Early Modern Europe
... did early modern fashions shift in later periods? How were certain garments or styles transformed, discarded, refashioned for new collective or individual purposes, and ...
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Women, Work and Sociability in Early Modern London
... underexplored latter half of the period. What impact, if any, did shifts such as the so-called ‘industrious revolution’, or what Hindle has termed a ‘growth of social stability’ have on women’s working lives? This ...
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Law, Lawyers and Litigants in Early Modern England
... Overall, Law, Litigants, and Lawyers successfully handles its tricky brief of celebrating the work of the pre- eminent scholar of the field whilst inviting further research. The volume treads the familiar ground of elite ...
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A Gold Standard Corpus of Early Modern German
... written Early Modern Ger- man, and the additional variation introduced by the three variables of ‘genre’, ‘region’, and ‘time’, au- tomatic annotation of the corpus poses a major chal- ...
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Reformations: The Early Modern World, 1450 1650
... concentrating his narrative on the history of religion. The central event of his book is the Reformation, the splitting of Western Christianity into Protestant and Catholic churches that began in 1517 with Martin ...
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