... Wars of Religion Republic of Letters Christian republic intellectual communities Philip Melanchthon Marin Mersenne Hubert Languet Emperor Maximilian I Habermas The two Anglo-Welsh aristocrats we consider in this collection, George Herbert (1593–1633) and Edward Herbert (1583–1648), serve...

... Mona Al Ithnayn magazine al Musawwar Illustrated weekly magazine Muslim Brotherhood Egyptian photography visuals and Salem Sara postcolonialism decoloniality oppression censorship religion activism digital photography nationalism modernity Decolonizing images: A new history...

... Philip II providentialism religion Elizabeth I Hayes Edward Low Countries Newfoundland Northwest Passage piracy poverty privateering Spain trade trade embargo commodities Jamestown Massachusetts Bay Plymouth colony Eden Richard civility idleness Thirty Nine Articles of Religion...

... Samuel Philips née Fowler Katherine William III and II King of England Scotland and Ireland atheism race racism evolution Charles Darwin science and religion progress Dryden was born on 9 August 1631 at Aldwincle, Northamptonshire, the eldest of fourteen children of Erasmus Dryden, son of Sir...

..., scholarly representation and enacted practice, and that an interface between ‘medicine’ and ‘religion’ can exist only where these have already been constituted as discrete domains. Defining what constitutes the ‘medical’ domain has always been a problem for the comparative study of both medicine...

... key bodies of texts, the rGyud bzhi and the g.Yu thog snying thig. In the later parts of the chapter I consider two recent Western studies, the edited collection Medicine between Science and Religion (Adams, Schrempf and Craig 2011a) and Janet Gyatso’s book Being Human in a Buddhist World (Gyatso 2015...

... of development of political Islam in Malaysia several of his disciples in homeopathy practice claimed an intrinsic affinity of homeopathy with the principles of Islam as a religion. The present study analyses this issue on the basis of textual and ethno-medical sources taking into account the specific historical...

... Thérèse Martin Anglo Catholicism holy days Pius XI Pope Sackville West Vita miracles Virgin Mary George Therésè of Lisieux Taylor Monsignor Thomas Nemo (1873-1963) Carfin British Catholicism Miracles Relics Family Gender Lived religion In 1912, two years before...

... nobility toleration religious absolute monarchy Commonwealthmen Louis XIV King of France mixed government constitution neo Harringtonians Shaftesbury Anthony First Earl virtue Exclusion Crisis Wars of Religion French Filmer Robert Sir hereditary succession patriarchalism patriarchy Locke...

...The Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, which began in Paris in August 1572 and later spread to numerous other French towns, was the most notorious bloodbath of its kind in early modern Europe. Occurring during the French wars of religion, the Massacre has for long encapsulated the worst features...

... Belgium Islam Khalistan Marche des Beurs Midlands riots 2001 Modood Tariq Netherlands Other religion Rushdie Salman Satanic verses Rushdie Sikhs mobilization of women World Trade Center bombings anti immigration policies and laws anti racism Arabs asylum seekers Bradford Council...

... New World print reading women apostasy Benedictine Order Bible children Council of Trent economics enclosure ‘Holy Household’ household religion Italy Judaism patriarchy space travel community Daborne Robert European–Asian encounters experience religious heresy Islam...

... women Anti Jewish tropes children circumcision confessions crypto Jews domestic interior education women and family generation household religion judeoconversos Judíos de señal Liot Carlota materiality nationhood New Christians race space travel widows yellow badge conversion...

... Empire promiscuity tragicomedy Brome Richard Charles I eunuchs Massinger Philip servants slavery Venice castration Heywood Thomas naming nationhood print Spain travel Daborne Robert piracy ritual Tunis ‘turning Turk’ Race Religion Bed-trick Commodity Marriage Women Economics...

... surveys Kiseleva Evgeniia Grigor’evna security anti war Chernobyl discourse imagery television Christian Council of the Affairs of the Russian Orthodox Church Karpov Korean War Voronezh region Soviet Union Fear Apocalypse nuclear weapons religion cold war culture There was no Soviet...

... Macaulay Catharine Clara Reeve Paul M. Rapin de Thoyras History Religion Secularisation Gothic Whig The disastrous times do not inspire expense … We are returning to our state of islandhood, and shall have little, I believe, to boast, but of what we have been! Horace Walpole to William Cole (12...

... to and evacuation from national days of prayer Francis Martin Britain Battle of Dowding Hugh Bowen Elizabeth ghosts morale D Day In Which We Serve 1942 Millions Like Us 1943 The Way Ahead 1944 Religion astrology superstition death belief Now may God bless you all. And may He defend the right...

...This chapter sums up the key findings of this study on the farewell sermons of the Bartholomean clergy. The farewell sermons demonstrate the extent to which religion remained a central consideration in the conduct of post-Restoration politics. This study has challenged several received wisdoms...

..., their political hierarchy, their economies, their physical layout); the structure of Scottish Church (similarities to and differences from the Church in other parts of Europe); and a brief historiography of religion in Europe generally and Scotland in particular. It then outlines the scope and structure...