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Introduction: “An Industrious Mind”
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Figures x
- Preface xi
- Abbreviations xv
- Author’s Note xix
- Introduction: “An Industrious Mind” 1
- Chapter 1. “A rationall hearer”—1602–1620 17
- Chapter 2. “The whole time & minde are filled with law”— 1620–1626 44
- Chapter 3. “To dippe my pen in teares not inke”—1626–1631 116
- Chapter 4. “My dearest dearest”—1631–1639 186
- Chapter 5. “The highest stepp of wickednes”—1631–1639 237
- Chapter 6. “An Iliad of miseries”—1639–1640 282
- Chapter 7. “Stub vp the rootes of all our mischifes” (December, 1640—July, 1642) 324
- Chapter 8. “No end . . . but by the sword” 373
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Appendixes
- Appendix A: The D’Ewes Genealogy 437
- Appendix B: The Children of Sir Edmonds D’Ewes 438
- Notes 439
- Index 493
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Figures x
- Preface xi
- Abbreviations xv
- Author’s Note xix
- Introduction: “An Industrious Mind” 1
- Chapter 1. “A rationall hearer”—1602–1620 17
- Chapter 2. “The whole time & minde are filled with law”— 1620–1626 44
- Chapter 3. “To dippe my pen in teares not inke”—1626–1631 116
- Chapter 4. “My dearest dearest”—1631–1639 186
- Chapter 5. “The highest stepp of wickednes”—1631–1639 237
- Chapter 6. “An Iliad of miseries”—1639–1640 282
- Chapter 7. “Stub vp the rootes of all our mischifes” (December, 1640—July, 1642) 324
- Chapter 8. “No end . . . but by the sword” 373
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Appendixes
- Appendix A: The D’Ewes Genealogy 437
- Appendix B: The Children of Sir Edmonds D’Ewes 438
- Notes 439
- Index 493