Heraclitus. Peri Apiston

Hawes, Greta

doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199672776.003.0003

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“…102 He became mayor in 1640, but stepped down four months before his term was due to end, possibly as a protest against the Godly faction, and was purged from aldermanic office on March 18, 1642. 103 Atkin became an alderman in 1629, sheriff of London in 1638, and MP for Norwich in 1640, later becoming an active member of the Rump Parliament. 104 He continued his Godly work in Norwich and went head-to-head with Lane in a petition war against Wren's reforms during the late 1630s, backed by Shipdham, Craske, Baret, and Cory.…”

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When “Comoners Were Made Slaves by the Magistrates”

Williamson

2016

Journal of Urban History

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This article tells the story of a contested provincial election for sheriff which took place in Norwich during 1627. In light of recent scholarly critiques of studies that frame the early-modern period in terms of binary opposites, this article demonstrates that 1620s political culture is hard to define in such stark terms. Through a close reading of the events, characters, and outcomes of the election, this article also shows the importance of embedding local peculiarities into wider historiographical narratives of change, or continuity, and reveals the essential role of the urban middling sorts in shaping the political narratives of the Stuart period.

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When “Comoners Were Made Slaves by the Magistrates”

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