- John
Bastwick (1593–1654) was an
English Puritan physician and
controversial writer. He was
punished for his
sedition and this
included having his ears...
-
Repps with
Bastwick is a
civil parish in the
English county of Norfolk. It
comprises the
adjacent villages of
Bastwick and Repps,
which are
situated some...
- Catholicism, and when they
complained he had them arrested. In 1637, John
Bastwick,
Henry Burton, and
William Prynne had
their ears cut off for
writing pamphlets...
- writings: in 1630
Alexander Leighton and in 1637
still other Puritans, John
Bastwick,
Henry Burton, and
William Prynne. In
Scotland one of the Covenanters,...
- gentlemen. For example, in 1637
William Prynne,
Henry Burton and John
Bastwick were pilloried,
whipped and
mutilated by
cropping and
imprisoned indefinitely...
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Barningham Green,
Barroway Drove,
Barton Bendish,
Barton Turf, Barwick,
Bastwick, Bawburgh, Bawdeswell, Bawsey, Beachamwell,
Beckett End, Beckhithe, Bedingham...
- as
branding or
having an ear cut off (cropping), as in the case of John
Bastwick. In
Protestant cultures (such as in the
Scandinavian countries), the pillory...
-
Henry Burton (1578–1648), was an
English puritan.
Along with John
Bastwick and
William Prynne, Burton's ears were cut off in 1637 for
writing pamphlets...
- author,
William Prynne, was
convicted of
seditious libel along with John
Bastwick and
Henry Burton, and had
their ears
cropped and
faces branded. Prynne...
- in 1538, who
reputedly died from
shock following his cropping, and John
Bastwick,
William Prynne, and
Henry Burton in 1637. In the 16th century,
Henry VIII...
