The Scouring of England: the Cultural Legacy of the Dissolution of the Monasteries with John Dee
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Aston, Margaret. “English Ruins and English History: The Dissolution and the Sense of the Past.” Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, vol. 36, 1973, pp. 231-55.
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Noonkester, Myron C. “Dissolution of the Monasteries and the Decline of the Sheriff.” The Sixteenth Century Journal, vol. 23, no. 4, 1992, pp. 677-98.
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Tittler, Robert. “The End of the Middle Ages in the English Country Town.” The Sixteenth Century Journal, vol. 18, no. 4, 1987, pp. 471-87.
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The scale of the destruction and thievery is painful to contemplate. It would have been deeply traumatic for the general population. Thank you for shedding light on a rarely discussed subject.
It is for that reason I don't think I can watch this one, too depressing to think of such barbarity.
Superb stream. The dissolution of the monasteries foreshadowed the erasure of history in progress today. History is being erased and rewritten now. In the case of the monasteries, this was made even worse by the fact that Henry VIII was an English king and, thus, custodian of that history. Many thanks for such an interesting discussion AM and the venerable John Dee.
Even worse was that it was sacrilege.
@@chase6579 Totally agree.
Charles Dickens on Henry VIII: “a blot of blood and grease upon the history of England.”
Henry coincidentally started caring about aggressively cleaning up (wiping out) the monasteries when Cromwell joined his team 🤔
Cromwell, the genius entrepreneur and leader of London’s reformation scene…
Cash rules
The cultural and spiritual decline of the English is a process which has been happening for centuries and started with the reformation. Very intriguing and depressing at the same time. A great podcast you and Mr Dee made non of the less 👍
John Guy's "The Stripping of the Altars" is an incredible read.
Do you mean Eamon Duffy? I can't find anything by John Guy.
I consider this as an early Christmas present. I love this channel and was absolutely thrilled to see that a new podcast episode would be uploaded. These discussions on history are so concise and detailed, and I just want to commend everyone who contributed to it. Thank you for sharing these awesome stories with us. ❤
Deep and humble thanks and appreciations for this REGAL stream by the lettered@Apostolic Majesty and the fabled@John Dee,it will be a geyser for those thirsty for true knowledge.
“Do you see all these great buildings?” replied Jesus. “Not one stone here will be left on another; every one will be thrown down.”
Big difference between the two.
@@chase6579 How so, you think?
@@boscochou9710 well because the temple in Jerusalem was literally the place you went to worship. It was the seat of God on earth. But as our Blessed Lord told the sumerian woman, very soon things would change. And his death and resurrection would be that change. I think that far more apt versus to reference would be either something out of the Lamentations of Jeremiah in reference to the reported fornications of the monks or something out of one of the other prophets which prophesied Israel's destruction. You could also go for one of the Psalms during the Babylonian exile as I think that that is a very apt comparison to Catholicism in England for the next 300 years. Of course depending on your intentions and if you really just wanted to give a direct quote from our Lord it would be far more apt to say that " heaven and earth pass away but my word shall never pass away".
I'd love an analysis of the mentioned 3rd Marquess of Salisbury and the role he played in the Second Boer War.
Enormously interesting and important. Thank you very much!
Magnificent stream. Two of my favorite voices together! 🤍✝
Fantastic.
Thank You. Cheers and God Bless!
Excellent stream chaps, cheers.
An excellent duo
Are we not now, in this day, experiencing the same destructive free-for-all?
Took me a long time to het round to listening to this but well worth the wait.
Incidentally my house has stone from Lewes Priory in it and the nearby Grange Gardens have walls constructed from the same. We often walk among the ruins.
Don't we all 😉
I have also read Sybil by Benjamin Disraeli, and I enjoyed it heartily. (I am yet to read Coningsby or the other in that trilogy, whose title I forget.)
I actually missed the bit where you named the book, but I broadly recognised the speech and rewound in order to confirm.
How’s Harold doing these days , is he a millionaire yet ? HAROLD , my grandad watched Steptoe & son religiously , the good ole days hey
Very cool, gentlemen.
thank you
I live near Roche Abbey, still a lot of it there and its a popular place for locals to walk the dog etc.
Fantastic work !! I would be very interested to know why it happened. The links in society, the reciprochal connections between the classes and the journey towards a goal ... must have been damaged bit by bit, apparantly unseen, before the decay caused the external collapse of this dissolution. To know those links that were damaged is important - a stitch in time saves nine.
Also in relation to Spengler's the journey towards the prime symbol of the society ... and how that journey proceeded or was blocked.
When the frenzy comes, very few have the sand to stand against it, most are washed down the river and partiicipate as if its a full moon. This reveals the fragile state of human beings.
From "ancient times" two virtuous modes of operation are warrior courage or asceticsm .... and most of "history" concerns these two. Who killed, and how didn't kill. Who restrained and who didn't.
And that is the state of human self understanding. It's primitive.
I am sure the petty complaints of particular individuals, who's wife had the hump with them and so on, are in fact the true cause of their one day's whim of destruction.
Mankind is not learning, and his means of sorting things out remain those two primitive poles.
Nothing else has been learned.
The species is challenged, it will most certainly perish here and perish finally, unless actual understanding emerges.
The great reset , we will own nothing & like it apparently , the powers that shouldn’t be will own everything & they’ll absolutely 💯 love it , nothing new under the sun , the world is a stage , the grand chess board & all those flowing clichés
Mr Dee gets about a bit , I listen to him & AA from academic agent , how could you miss that classic 1920’s BBC voice mr Dee inherited no doubt , big up yourself maaate
14:05 oh no it goes back further than I thought
Yup, even ancient times, and any institution that involves adults having power over children unfortunately.
I'm really enjoying your channel. Love long-form history. I'm curious how old you roughly are. You're voice suggests young, but your knowledge shouts much older.
Thank you ... what's the saying? ... something like "a sorrow shared is a sorrow halved". Amen.
Very sad time in England. It is past time to correct the great error. The COE should reconcile with the Catholic Church. Come together in unity and peace.
I am finally watching this masterpiece and how come nobody mentions that lekker voice at 35:40?
Is it possible that you could recommend a good book or books on the subject, thanks?
William Cobbett - History of the protestant reformation in England and Ireland
Wanna hear a real song?
“There are two ways of thinking about living here; either you go on every day and when it’s your turn to die you die, or you live every day in fear.” - Daniel Gonzalez, 26, a resident of Ciudad Juarez who later moved to El Paso, Texa
warstrike brought me
Embarrassing to ask but I have looked around for the name of the piece used in the intro of these videos because I have naturally heard it before throughout my life but to my dismay my efforts have thus far failed, can anyone give me the name of the piece AM uses in his intros?
Egmont Overture
@@christophermedlin5889 thank you sir, I recognised it but I don't know why I didn't already know it
It wasn’t that the pope erred, but that Catherine had lied about her virginity.
Funny enough, they had obtained 2 dispensations to be safe; 1 based on non consummation, the other used a different excuse, in case they had 😄
But what has it done since? nothiing
it's alright, I'm known of Cromwell.....dud you know what happed to them boy?
The Terror...
Well one could fight someone to the death for the LAND
Jesus, look AT YORK
that's lovely, but I have the nature of the 1880's
tHAT WAS yORK
Amberlyn may have had had
lol
We had a lot of guns and slaves
Engand had nothing to do with it
PAS DE CAUILIS:
Babourous invadeder?
I sometimes wonder how the higher ups in the CoE reconcile their feminist views with the fact that their founder had two of wives heads removed..
hobbit to huan
lol
They ate people
I am both Anglican and calvinist.
Long live Elizabeth the 1st
You're going to hell
lol