Episodios

  • 026 - Part Two August-December

    026 - Part Two August-December
    Mar 4 2026
    The Revd. James Woodforde, an English clergyman, offers a captivating glimpse into 18th-century parish life through his meticulously kept diary. Edited by John Beresford, this treasure trove of daily experiences was only published in the 20th century, revealing the rich tapestry of a small community. Woodforde chronicles the births, deaths, celebrations, and the ebb and flow of life in his village, capturing the essence of his time. Known for his conscientiousness, charity, and piety—without the hint of sanctimony—Woodfordes reflections also reveal a wary attitude towards enthusiasm, a hallmark of his era. Historians will appreciate the primary source material, while general readers will savor the authentic flavor of English country life in the 1700s. - Summary by Wikipedia and John Greenman
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    50 m
  • 024 -

    024 -
    Mar 4 2026
    The Revd. James Woodforde, an English clergyman, offers a captivating glimpse into 18th-century parish life through his meticulously kept diary. Edited by John Beresford, this treasure trove of daily experiences was only published in the 20th century, revealing the rich tapestry of a small community. Woodforde chronicles the births, deaths, celebrations, and the ebb and flow of life in his village, capturing the essence of his time. Known for his conscientiousness, charity, and piety—without the hint of sanctimony—Woodfordes reflections also reveal a wary attitude towards enthusiasm, a hallmark of his era. Historians will appreciate the primary source material, while general readers will savor the authentic flavor of English country life in the 1700s. - Summary by Wikipedia and John Greenman
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    58 m
  • 023 -

    023 -
    Mar 4 2026
    The Revd. James Woodforde, an English clergyman, offers a captivating glimpse into 18th-century parish life through his meticulously kept diary. Edited by John Beresford, this treasure trove of daily experiences was only published in the 20th century, revealing the rich tapestry of a small community. Woodforde chronicles the births, deaths, celebrations, and the ebb and flow of life in his village, capturing the essence of his time. Known for his conscientiousness, charity, and piety—without the hint of sanctimony—Woodfordes reflections also reveal a wary attitude towards enthusiasm, a hallmark of his era. Historians will appreciate the primary source material, while general readers will savor the authentic flavor of English country life in the 1700s. - Summary by Wikipedia and John Greenman
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    59 m
  • 022 -

    022 -
    Mar 4 2026
    The Revd. James Woodforde, an English clergyman, offers a captivating glimpse into 18th-century parish life through his meticulously kept diary. Edited by John Beresford, this treasure trove of daily experiences was only published in the 20th century, revealing the rich tapestry of a small community. Woodforde chronicles the births, deaths, celebrations, and the ebb and flow of life in his village, capturing the essence of his time. Known for his conscientiousness, charity, and piety—without the hint of sanctimony—Woodfordes reflections also reveal a wary attitude towards enthusiasm, a hallmark of his era. Historians will appreciate the primary source material, while general readers will savor the authentic flavor of English country life in the 1700s. - Summary by Wikipedia and John Greenman
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    56 m
  • 020 - THE DIARY - PART TWO - WESTON LONGVILLE NORFOLK 1776 - 1803 - 1776 continued

    020 - THE DIARY - PART TWO - WESTON LONGVILLE NORFOLK 1776 - 1803 - 1776 continued
    Mar 4 2026
    The Revd. James Woodforde, an English clergyman, offers a captivating glimpse into 18th-century parish life through his meticulously kept diary. Edited by John Beresford, this treasure trove of daily experiences was only published in the 20th century, revealing the rich tapestry of a small community. Woodforde chronicles the births, deaths, celebrations, and the ebb and flow of life in his village, capturing the essence of his time. Known for his conscientiousness, charity, and piety—without the hint of sanctimony—Woodfordes reflections also reveal a wary attitude towards enthusiasm, a hallmark of his era. Historians will appreciate the primary source material, while general readers will savor the authentic flavor of English country life in the 1700s. - Summary by Wikipedia and John Greenman
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    31 m
  • 019 -

    019 -
    Mar 4 2026
    The Revd. James Woodforde, an English clergyman, offers a captivating glimpse into 18th-century parish life through his meticulously kept diary. Edited by John Beresford, this treasure trove of daily experiences was only published in the 20th century, revealing the rich tapestry of a small community. Woodforde chronicles the births, deaths, celebrations, and the ebb and flow of life in his village, capturing the essence of his time. Known for his conscientiousness, charity, and piety—without the hint of sanctimony—Woodfordes reflections also reveal a wary attitude towards enthusiasm, a hallmark of his era. Historians will appreciate the primary source material, while general readers will savor the authentic flavor of English country life in the 1700s. - Summary by Wikipedia and John Greenman
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    15 m