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Welcome to The Early Modern Commons. For blogs covering the period c. There are 426 active blogs listed in EMC, tagged by topic areas. List and descriptions of the tag topics. All the blogs included in this site.
A blog about bodies and medicine c. 03, 19, 2018. I have recently been going back over some of the research from my first book and thinking again about aphrodisiacs. 02, 14, 2018. 01, 17, 2018.
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The British Isles under the Stuarts, 1603-1707. The Changing Face of Oliver Cromwell.
Witchcraft in Early Modern England and Beyond. Thursday, 18 August 2016. Thursday, 16 June 2016. Violent rhetoric and its poisonous effects. Today it seems that everywhere I look I see acts of violence fuelled by a rhetoric of hate, and I think that something must be said about that.