The Seventeenth Century Academic Writers: John
The seventeenth century
... observers. Seventeenth-century visitors also remarked favourably on Glasgow’s beauty and impressive street ...For John Slezer, Glasgow was ‘the most famous Emporory of all the west of Scotland’ and ...
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Dating Methods and Techniques at the John Hallowes Site (44WM6): A Seventeenth-Century Example
... 17th- century site on the North Neck of Virginia, where there was a distinct period of ceramic ...include John Hallowes’s initial occupation in 1647 and the eviction of tenants from the property by ...
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Writers and Religious Brotherhoods in Seventeenth- Century Madrid: The Congregation of the Slaves of the Santísimo Sacramento de la Magdalena
... to the register, at least 522 new members (men and women) joined the organization in 1608–1609, 494 in 1610, 237 in 1611, and 467 in 1612. 22 This was a socially heterogeneous confraternity, filled with individu- als who ...
Seventeenth-century prose fiction by English women writers: primary sources and recent studies (1977-97)
... Epistolary Fiction Befare Richardson (Ann Arbor: U. "The Female Wits: Images of Women in the Works of Mary Pix, Catherine Trotter and Delariviere Manley". "Dipped in Ink: C[r] ...
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138 seventeenth-century news
... to John West’s book Dryden and Enthusiasm (also from Oxford University Press, but missing from Keymer’s bibliography, presumably because it was pub- lished only shortly ...
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The English Landscapes in the Seventeenth Century
... observes, "The need among the thoughtful members of the ruling elite to 'map' the country and establish a precise sense of its physical and economic geography, had manifestations in the cult of travel, of written ...
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20 seventeenth-century news
... At stake in this chapter is not simply how we edit or understand loca- tion in early modern drama, but also how early modern readers and audiences understood the unity of place (as one of the neoclassical unities: time, ...
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John Donne and the Conway Papers: a biographical and bibliographical study of poetry and patronage in the Seventeenth Century
... The verso of the last leaf bears Goodere’s inscription: ‘HEnrici Goodere, ex dono Nobilissimæ Cognatæ suæ, Dnæ Mariæ Sydney. 7 o Decembris. 1567.’ The owner has also written his name on the inside top cover as both ...
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11. Precalculus mathematics in the seventeenth century
... th century, particularly by ...th century but his notation did not include the variable or constant x being exponentiated, and Viète used words to denote power ...the century mathematicians used the ...
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Parturition and Print in Seventeenth-Century London
... male writers devoted a significant amount of time to discussing variations in penis size and determining a standard length, while Sharp measured the penis according to its reproductive ...
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The Baroque in seventeenth-century Russian art
... artists not so much a heightened interest in the material world and in genre scenes, as their traditional interest in the spiritual content of the paintings. On this theme, Briusova writes of the mural paintings of the ...
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The transformation of Drumlanrig Castle at the end of seventeenth-century
... The basic configuration of the building – a square with one turreted tower in each angle, built around a courtyard with one turret staircase in each angle –is usually associated with George Heriot’s Hospital in ...
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What was published in the seventeenth century Dutch Republic?
... The life academic Another task that promised easy profits for Dutch publishers was the printing of student dis- sertations (see figure 5). 64 In order to graduate from university, students had to demonstrate their ...
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Wounds, Flesh, and Metaphor in Seventeenth Century England
... The second chapter of Wounds, Flesh and Metaphor moves on to explore the disruption of boundaries, or ‘breakages’, apparent within early modern legal discourses. Using the legal writings of Edward Coke and John ...
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Writing Illness and Identity in Seventeenth-century Britain
... of sentences run into one another to fit the available page space. Added to which, the diaries' contents are widely various. In among variably meticulous accounts of his health and physic-taking, Hooke includes recipes, ...
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The Seventeenth Century Brewhouse and Bakery at Ferryland, Newfoundland
... is John Winter’s 1634 statement that the hearth of the great house at Richmond Island was large enough to “brew & bake and boyle our Cyttell [kettle]” (Winter ...
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Seventeenth-century Gdansk instrumental music sources
... into seventeenth-century Gdańsk instru mental music ...tr. John Comber (Warszawa, 2002), 264, 460-464, 468, 485-487, and Danuta Szlagowska’s Repertuar muzyczny z siedem nastowiecznych rękopisów ...
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Vendetta in the seventeenth-century Midi
... the Cardinal Ministers. What of Sénégas’s violation of sacred space? I would argue that this was less significant than we might assume even in the febrile religious atmosphere of the 1670s. Violence in churches was more ...
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Madness in Seventeenth Century Autobiography
... Fear, sorrow and despair were clearly at the root of the obsessions, fantasies and delusions described by Fitzherbert and Trosse. The biblical connection between lust and madness, which appears to underlie Trosse's ...
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Xenophobia in seventeenth-century India
... the seventeenth century, 164 the relationship between the Dutch and Golkonda as well as Bijapur and the Mughal empire was actually quite stable during the half century between ...
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