Seventeenth Century

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“Not so much open professed enemies as close hypocritical false-hearted people”: Lucy Hutchinson’s manuscript account of the services of John Hutchinson and mid-seventeenth-century factionalism	5
Addressing audiences abroad: cultural and public diplomacy in seventeenth-century Europe	3
“A most excellent medicine”: Malaria, Mithridate, and the death of Andrew Marvell	2
“I would not have taken her for his sister”: financial hardship and women’s reputations in the Hartlib circle (1641-1661)	2
Between the galley and plantation: the rhetorical construction of English servants in the seventeenth century	2
“My friendship with her is by no means an ordinary one”: the friendship alliances of Christian Hebraist Anna Maria van Schurman (1607–1678)	2
Early modern state formation or gute Policey? The good order of the community	2
Print, authority, and the bills of mortality in seventeenth-century London	1
‘We have sick souls when God’s physic works not’: Samuel Rutherford’s pastoral letters as a form of literary cure	1
Reading Milton reading Shakespeare politically: what the identification of Milton’s First Folio does and does not tell us	1
Eucharistic devotion and textual appropriation in post-reformation England	1
“Woe unto us”: divine wrath and godly sorrow in an English plague sermon (1637)	1
Some unpublished fragments on Descartes’s life and works	1
Witchcraft and deformity in early modern English literature	1
Contesting the Church of England 1640-70: the European Dimension	1
The reception of Italian neo-Latin poetry in English manuscript sources, c.1550-1720: literature, morality, and anti-popery	1
The staging of Islam and The Alcoran of Mahomet in Charles Saunders’s Tamerlane the Great and the Restoration politics	1
Nathaniel Bacon, John Milton, and the idea of an English climate and “constitution”	1
Engraving Accuracy in Early Modern England: Visual Communication and the Royal Society	1
Re-thinking nostalgic antiquarianism: time, space, and the English reformation	1
Diabolical men: reintegrating male witches into English witchcraft	1
John Austin and the Catholic response to the English Commonwealth	1
English public diplomacy in the Dutch Republic, 1609–1619	1
Pride and precedence: the rivalry of the House of Orange-Nassau and the Palatine family at the Anglo-Dutch wedding of 1641	1
A new biography of Milton	1

Cavendish and Hutchinson, secretaries	1
Elizabeth Attaway, London preacher and Theologian, 1645–1646	1
Portraits of Lucy and Colonel John Hutchinson - a relationship with art and Robert Walker	1
Fictions of consent: slavery, servitude, and free service in early modern England	0
Imagining Andrew Marvell at 400	0
Booming Business. Communication, Print and Advertisement in the Seventeenth Century	0
For a “Livorno-on-Thames”: the Tuscan model in the writings of Henry Robinson (1604-1673?)	0
Prehistory of consular diplomacy. A new perspective on the activity of 17th-century Venetian consuls in the Ottoman Empire	0
The cultural role of diplomats in an age of war: French fashion in Vienna under Leopold I	0
New light on the strolling performers Thomas Peadle and Thomas Cosby, 1639–1650	0
Relationality, community and collaboration in seventeenth-century Chancery court records	0
The English Republican exiles in Europe during the Restoration	0
Dorothy Parsons of Birr: writing, networks, identity, 1640–1670	0
Regional Book Distribution and Political Participation in the English Civil War	0
The Arminian Nunnery: virginity at Little Gidding	0
Confessional public diplomacy? Bernardino de Rebolledo’s defence of Catholicism in Denmark, 1655–1656	0
The Arden research handbook of Shakespeare and textual studies	0
John Locke and Samuel Rutherford on the distance between paternal care and fiduciary trust	0
Neo-Latin verse satire, ca. 1500-1800: an ethical approach	0
“InItalianhand”: melancholy, gender and bibliographical codes in commemorative text	0
“Presenting a Book to Orinda”: Anne Twice, Katherine Philips, and John Oldham in New York Public Library, Drexel MS 4175	0
The lost funeral Sermon of George Villiers, first Duke of Buckingham (d. 1628), discovered	0
Monarchy, print culture, and reverence in early modern England: picturing royal subjects	0
The rhetoric of conversion in English Puritan writing from Perkins to Milton	0
Drowned books and ghost books. Making sense of the finds from a seventeenth-century shipwreck off the Dutch island of Texel	0
Shakespeare’s Tutor: the influence of Thomas Kyd	0
Words and Richard Baxter	0
Pascal: reasoning and belief Pascal: reasoning and belief , by Michael Moriarty, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2020, viii + 413 pp., £65.00 (hardback), ISBN 978019884	0
Books received 2023	0
The Young Descartes: Nobility, Rumor, and War The Young Descartes: Nobility, Rumor, and War , by Harold J. Cook, Chicago & London, The University of Chicago Press, 2	0
Calvinist conformity in post-reformation England: the theology and career of Daniel Featley	0
‘The wall and glory of Jerusalem’: the sermons preached before the Lord Mayor and City of London during in the Commonwealth, Protectorate and early Restoration (1649-1662)	0
Shakespeare Beyond the Green World: Drama and Ecopolitics in Jacobean Britain Shakespeare Beyond the Green World: Drama and Ecopolitics in Jacobean Britain , by Todd And	0
The people of West Nottinghamshire and the English Revolution	0
Deluge and disease: plague, the poetry of flooding, and the history of health inequalities in Andrew Marvell’s Hull	0
‘Life among these unknown revolutionaries’: traces of Lucy Hutchinson’s Memoirs in the Spanish and Italian historiography of the English revolution	0
Commonplacing John Owen: auditors’ sermon notes in Restoration England	0
Clarendon’s moral History	0
After 1662: ejected ministers and the support for nonconformity, the first decade revisited	0
Governors, the Royalist war effort, and power’s personalisation in Northern England, 1642–9	0
Allegory and social mores in Abraham Bosse’s L’Hyver	0
The Ottoman art of word-painting. Rhyme and reason in seventeenth-century Turkish literary letters	0
Urban Aesthetics in Early Modern London: The Invention of the Metaphysical Urban Aesthetics in Early Modern London: The Invention of the Metaphysical , by Christopher D’	0
Shakespeare and virtue: a handbook	0
‘Precept upon precept’: biblical commonplacing in Lucy Hutchinson’s Memoirs	0
Merchants: the community that shaped England’s trade and empire	0
Practical algebra and hydrostatics: the legacy of Thomas Harriot	0
Memory and mortality in Renaissance England	0
Early Modern Trauma: Europe and the Atlantic World	0
Milton’s logic: the early years	0

Memorializing the Everyday: The Evidence of the Final Decade of Frances Wolfreston’s Life	0
Andrew Marvell and the Dutch fifth column: new evidence from a copy of Mr Smirke with authorial annotations	0
The Fables of Aesop: Paraphrased in Verse by John Ogilby and Adorned with Sculpture [By Francis Cleyn] (Franz Klein)	0
Elizabeth Currer: religious non-conformity in John Dryden’s The Kind-Keeper and Aphra Behn’s The Widdow Ranter	0
Globalizing fortune on the early modern stage	0
Collective empiricism at the Paris Observatoire in the late seventeenth century	0
Stuart Style: monarchy, dress and the Scottish male elite	0
The body and constructive pain: Christ and his compassionate human “witness” in selections from Richard Crashaw’s Steps to the Temple	0
Studies in English portraits, 1558-1619 The Elizabethan Image: An Introduction to English Portraiture 1558 to 1603 , by Roy Strong, New Haven & London, Yale Universi	0
Painting, poetry, and music in Nicholas Lanier’s ‘Hero’s Lament to Leander’	0
Rhetoric and scepticism: Thomas Browne’s Amphibium mind in Religio Medici	0
New light on Lucy Walter, 1649-1659	0
A Couple of Soles: a Comic Play from Seventeenth-Century China	0
Poemataon affairs of state: political satire in Latin in later Stuart Britain, 1658–1714	0
You can leave your hat on: Men’s portraits, power, and identity in the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic	0
A new biography of Oliver Cromwell: a matter of character?	0
Exceptional bodies in early modern culture: concepts of monstrosity before the advent of the normal	0
The Glass Ceiling: Hutchinson and elusive promotion1	0
Passion’s Fictions from Shakespeare to Richardson: literature and the sciences of soul and mind	0
Gifts and Graces: Prayer, Poetry, and Polemic from Lancelot Andrewes to John Bunyan	0
Dancing Queen: Marie de Médicis’ ballets at the court of Henri IV	0
George Chapman, Edward Coke, and Crooked Justice	0
Sovereignty: seventeenth-century England and the making of the modern political imaginary	0
Master or Handmaid?: Dryden’s view of the New Science in Annus Mirabilis	0
The last witches of England: a tragedy of sorcery and superstition	0
Reframing the covenant:A Solemn Acknowledgment(1648) and the resubscription of the Solemn League and Covenant	0
Restoration Playbooks and Receivers’ Stamps: James Magnes, Richard Bentley, and ‘the Post-Office in Russel-street in Covent-Garden’	0
The Daughters of the First Earl of Cork: Writing family, faith, politics and place	0
Descartes’s fictions: reading philosophy with poetics	0
Fallacy/The Sophister (c. 1614), a Wykehamist play Fallacy/The Sophister (c. 1614), a Wykehamist play , by William Zouche, edited by William Poole, Oxford, New College L	0
Standardising English spelling: the role of printing in sixteenth and seventeenth-century graphemic development	0
Comunidad, pertenencia, extranjería: El impacto de la migración laboral y mercantil de la región del Mar del Norte en Nueva España, 1550-1640	0
Hospitality towards European travellers in Latin America in the colonial middle	0
Books received 2020	0
John Harris, the Oxford Army Press, and the radicalizing process	0
Pleasure in Profit: Popular Prose in Seventeenth-Century Japan	0
John Milton, Catholic	0
The Scholastique Catechisme of Tristram Sugge: Reconciling Ecclesial and Monarchical Authority During the English Civil Wars	0
Reading mathematics in early modern Europe: studies in the production, collection, and use of mathematical books	0
Philosophical reflections on Japan’s Sakoku policy: seventeenth-century English perspectives	0
Catholics During the English Revolution 1642-1660: Politics, Sequestration and Loyalty	0
The Metaphorical Metaphysic of John Donne: An Interpretation of his Poetry and his Prose	0
Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Thomas Hobbes	0
Editorial	0
Northern echoes: regional identity in the early Quaker Movement, c.1650–1666	0
Civil War London: mobilizing for Parliament, 1641-5	0
Oliver Cromwell’s Kin, 1643-1726: The Private and Public Worlds of the English Revolution and Restoration Oliver Cromwell’s Kin, 1643-1726: The Private and Public Worlds of the English	0
Puritanism and Natural Philosophy revisited: the case of Ralph Austen ( c . 1612–1676)	0
“A suppurating ulcer”: religious orders and transnational conflict in Valladolid at the start of the seventeenth century	0
The godly lives of Samuel Clarke and the ‘national church’ in the 1650s	0
Courting India: England, Mughal India and the origins of empire	0
George Wither and the New World	0
Comparative essays on the poetry and prose of John Donne and George Herbert: combined lights	0
Waltoniana Extensa: A Previously Unidentified Political Pamphlet by Izaak Walton	0
Antiquarianism, philology, and translatio studii in the epistolary translations of Sir John Hobart and Nicholas Bacon	0
Speaking with the Dead in Early America	0
The English Presbyterian Conundrum of 1660-1	0
A Trojan horse in the citadel of orthodoxy: Samuel Maresius’s critique of Cartesian theology	0
Poly-Olbion: New Perspectives	0
TheNoctambuli: tales of sleepwalkers and secrets of the body in seventeenth-century England	0
Distilling Grief: Lucy Hutchinson’s Elegies and Alchemy	0
The Histories of Alexander Neville (1544-1614): A new Translation of Kett’s Rebellion and The City of Norwich; The Great Blow: Examinations and Informations relating to the Great Blow in Norwich, 1648	0
Lucy Hutchinson in her fifth century	0
Introduction	0
The Legal Writing of Sir Edward Coke, the Anglo-Saxons, and Lex Terrae	0
How to do things with the Church Fathers: Mary Magdalene and anti-Calvinist court rhetoric in Lancelot Andrewes’s Easter Sermons (1620-22)	0
Annals of the War in the Low Countries Annals of the War in the Low Countries , by Hugo Grotius, edited, translated, and with an Introduction by Jan Waszink, Bibliotheca	0
The dynastic diplomacy of the Princely Count of Arenberg at the Stuart court in 1603	0
Books received 2021	0
“One neighbour will strive to wrong another”: The dangers of London presented in Seventeenth-Century broadside Ballads	0
Somewhat ‘of the old manner of romances and somewhat of the new’: Francis Kirkman’s continuations to Don Bellianis of Greece	0
When your body is a battlefield: Lucy Hutchinson and the Militarized Womb1	0
Diversity, complexity and compromise: first thoughts from the House of Commons 1640–1660 project on the reshaping of the church	0
The State Trials and the politics of justice in later Stuart England	0
Science in an Enchanted World: Philosophy and Witchcraft in the Work of Joseph Glanvill	0
Editorial	0
Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington, and his world: Restoration court, politics, and diplomacy	0
Towards an equality of the sexes in early modern France	0
‘Oliver Cromwell is a Devil!’ Religious Radicalism and Political Turmoil in Geneva during the English Civil Wars	0
Memorials of Queen Elizabeth I in early Stuart London	0

Re-assessing the seventeenth-century quarto of Sir David Lindsay’s Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis (1602-04)	0
The constraints of public diplomacy: Don Alonso de Cárdenas in London, 1638–1655	0
‘Epiques chang’d to Doleful Elegies’: The Poems on the Death of Henry Stuart, Duke of Gloucester	0
Recasting and Refashioning the Tower of London in Milton’s Eikonoklastes and Paradise Lost	0
Rebel with a Cause. Gesellschaftliche Reform und radikale religiöse Aufklärung bei Friedrich Breckling (1629-1711)	0
John Donne and English Puritanism, 1650–1700	0
Dignified Retreat: writers and intellectuals in the age of Richelieu	0
Women (Re)Writing Milton	0
Detestable and wicked arts: New England and witchcraft in the early modern Atlantic world	0
Religion around John Donne	0
England’s Islands in a Sea of Troubles	0
‘The rich help of books’: patterns of annotation in Latin and English versions of Abraham Cowley’s Sex Libri Plantarum	0
‘The fire of patriotism’: the historiographical success of Lucy Hutchinson’s Memoirs in the nineteenth century1	0
The mass market for history paintings in seventeenth-century Amsterdam: production, distribution, and consumption	0
Early modern women’s complaint: gender, form, and politics	0
The Reformed and Celibate Pastor: Richard Baxter’s Argument for Clerical Celibacy	0
Bernini and His World: Sculpture and Sculptors in Early Modern Rome	0
The Subject of Britain, 1603-25	0
Poussin and the Dance	0
The restraint of the press in England, 1660-1715: the communication of sin	0
Racine et les trois publics de l’amour	0
The Church of Ireland: power and distance in the early-seventeenth-century Atlantic	0
Connecting Centre and Locality: Political communication in early modern England	0
William Lawrence’s Newes from Geneva, or The Lewd Levite (1662): recovering a manuscript restoration play	0
The Devil from over the Sea: remembering and forgetting Oliver Cromwell in Ireland The Devil from over the Sea: remembering and forgetting Oliver Cromwell in Ireland , b	0
Russia’s 17th century crisis of modernization: the autobiographical saint’s Life of the Archpriest Avvakum	0
The Rule of Manhood: Tyranny, Gender, and Classical Republicanism in England, 1603-1660	0
Words Turned Upside Down	0
Out of the saddle, and onto the easel: the correlative influence of equitational culture on early modern equestrian portraits	0
Cromwell and Ireland: New Perspectives	0
The progresses, processions, and royal entries of King Charles I, 1625-1642 The progresses, processions, and royal entries of King Charles I, 1625-1642 , by Siobhan Keen	0
“We ought to obey God rather then men”: John Rogers’s millenarian hermeneutics and legal reform in 1653	0
Margaret Cavendish: Philosophical Letters, abridged	0
Books received 2022	0
The Precious Summary: a history of the Mongols from Chinggis Khan to the Qing dynasty The Precious Summary: a history of the Mongols from Chinggis Khan to the Qing dynasty	0
Keeping the Ancient Way: Aspects of the Life and Work of Henry Vaughan (1621-1695)	0
Was there an explosion of print in the 1640s?	0
Preaching and the body: Lame Mephibosheth in early seventeenth-century England and Scotland	0
Infinite Variety: literary invention, theology, and the disorder of kinds, 1688-1730	0
Re-assessing the ars moriendi: good and bad deaths in early modern England	0
Henry More and Descartes on the passions of the soul	0
Triumphal Entries and Festivals in Early Modern Scotland: Performing Spaces	0
Literature and Natural Theology in Early Modern England Literature and Natural Theology in Early Modern England , by Katherine Calloway, Cambridge, Cambridge University	0
‘A Late Court-Poet’ Revisited: Milton, Cleveland, and The Readie and Easie Way	0
Holding a mirror up to nature: shame, guilt, and violence in Shakespeare	0
Catholics in the Interregnum	0
Décolletage disputes in early modern France	0
Charles I, the ‘Protestant Party,’ the Palatinate and a Franco-Stuart Alliance – 1636-9	0
Literature, learning, and social hierarchy in early modern Europe	0
Cheap print, crime and information in early modern London:The Life and Death of Griffin Flood	0
“Wilmot’s blots” and Cavalier plots, June 1644: fresh evidence from captured correspondence	0
The poems and songs of Henry Hall of Hereford: a Jacobite poet of the 1690s	0
‘There is a religion in our love’: friendship and ecclesiology in the poetry of Katherine Philips, 1650-1653	0
“Will doe all in her power”: the role of women in the contested will of Henry Cavendish	0
The Irish Parliament, 1613-89: The Evolution of a Colonial Institution	0
Shakespeare’s language	0
British Catholic Merchants in the Commercial Age, 1670-1714	0
Lucy Hutchinson and the English revolution	0
The millennial theory of Lucy Hutchinson and Mary Cary	0
Lucy Hutchinson’s Memoirs, François Guizot’s histories of the English revolution, and Henriette Guizot de Witt’s women’s history	0
The Culture of Dissent in Restoration England: “The Wonders of the Lord” The Culture of Dissent in Restoration England: “The Wonders of the Lord” , by George Southcombe,	0
Decorating the parish church in post-Reformation England: material culture, community and identity in Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire, 1560-1640	0
Ephemeral print culture in early modern England: sociability, politics and collecting	0
The political thought of the English free state, 1649–1653 The political thought of the English free state, 1649–1653 , by Markku Peltonen, Cambridge, Cambridge Universi	0
Libertines and the law: subversive authors and criminal justice in early seventeenth-century France	0
Shakespeare and Senecan tragedy	0
Women who reason in print: blazing worlds and blameless girls in early modern ballads	0
Making the Memoirs: missing leaves in the manuscript of Lucy Hutchinson’s life of John Hutchinson	0
Selden’s reply to Salmasius, an alternative title for thePro Populo Anglicano Defensio, and why Milton deserves to be strangled: rumour and opinion in the correspondence of Guy Patin	0
Andrew Marvell: a literary life	0
The Dunghill Fight: Maurice Wheeler’s translation of Polemo-Middinia from the Oxford edition	0
Royalism, Religion and Revolution: Wales, 1640-1688	0
Islamic Thought through Protestant eyes	0
Eschatological alchemy in Henry Vaughan and Andrew Marvell	0
The Madman and the Churchrobber: law & conflict in early modern England	0
The ambassador and the press: printed diplomatic letters and the entanglement of public and private news provision in the late seventeenth-century Dutch Republic	0
Peripheral promises: political oaths as instruments of trust and control, Sweden 1520–1720	0
Milton, Marvell, and the Dutch Republic	0
Pride and prejudice. Proto-racism in Walerian Nekanda Trepka’s ‘Liber generationis plebeanorum’ (c. 1624-1640)	0
The fate of character in Dryden’s theatre of passion	0
The Private Life of William Shakespeare	0
Coming To: consciousness and natality in early modern England	0
Royal policy and local initiative in challenges to autonomy under James VI and I: church and state in Jersey and Guernsey	0
Taste and knowledge in early modern England	0
History and Antiquities of Dutch Catholicism in Jacobus de la Torre’s 1656Relatio seu descriptio status religionis Catholicae in Hollandia	0
Performing Gods in Classical Antiquity and the Age of Shakespeare	0
“Celestial Epicurisme”: John Locke and the Anglican language of pleasure, 1650–1697	0
Empire and Enterprise: Money, Power and the Adventurers for Irish Land During the British Civil Wars	0
The readmission of the Jews and the power of the civil magistrate: Thomas Barlow on the Jews and natural law, 1655-1656	0
‘The Governor’s wife’: women and garrisons in the English civil war	0
‘Old delights’: the politics of pastoral nostalgia in Hutchinson’s manuscript verse	0
The Impact of Milton’s Of Education on the Hartlib Circle’s Understanding of Public and Private	0
The minister is much disheartened: clergy and their communities in Interregnum legal records	0
Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Hearts	0
Trace of Stoic logic in Descartes: Stoic axiōma and Descartes’s pronuntiatum in the Second Meditation	0