Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln (eBook)

A Short Story of One of the Makers of Mediaeval England

Charles L. Marson (Autor)

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2022
112 Seiten
DigiCat (Verlag)
859-654736587-7 (EAN)

Infos

In "Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln," Charles L. Marson presents a captivating examination of the life and legacy of Hugh of Lincoln, a pivotal figure in the medieval Church. Marson meticulously intertwines hagiographical detail with historical narrative, shedding light on not only Hugh's ecclesiastical contributions but also his influence on social reform, particularly concerning the treatment of the impoverished and marginalized of 12th-century England. The literary style combines rigorous scholarship with accessibility, appealing to both academic and general audiences while employing a contextual backdrop that elucidates the sociopolitical milieu of Hugh's time. Charles L. Marson, an esteemed ecclesiastical historian, brings a wealth of knowledge to this work, influenced by his own scholarly pursuits in medieval religious practices and social justice. His insightful interpretations are informed by a diverse array of primary sources, including ecclesiastical records and contemporary chronicles, which he adeptly employs to reconstruct a comprehensive portrait of Hugh's life. Marson's background in theology and history enables him to navigate the intricate relationships between faith, power, and societal welfare prevalent during the Middle Ages. This book is highly recommended for readers interested in medieval history, theology, or social change, as it not only chronicles Hugh's saintly deeds but also invites reflection on the enduring questions of moral responsibility and community in our own times. Marson's work is an invaluable contribution to the understanding of Hugh of Lincoln and his lasting impact on both ecclesiastical and secular worlds.

Autor

Charles L. Marson is an author whose contributions to the literary world, especially in religious and historical contexts, have garnered attention amongst scholars and enthusiasts of ecclesiastical studies. His distinguished work, 'Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln', stands as a testimonial to his commitment to exploring the significance of religious figures in historical narratives. Marson's scholarly approach to Hugh of Avalon, the renowned Bishop of Lincoln from 1186 until his death in 1200, has provided readers with a richly detailed account of the bishop's ecclesiastical endeavors and political interactions during a time of significant strife and development in the English church. Describing with vigor the bishop's role in the broader context of the Plantagenet administration, Marson crafts a narrative that is as informative as it is captivating. With a prose that combines meticulous research with a storyteller's flair, Marson's work echoes the traditions of hagiographic literature while maintaining academic rigor. His portrayal of Hugh of Avalon's life, elaborating on his saintly attributes and administrative acumen, illuminates the complexities of medieval spirituality and church politics. Charles L. Marson's literary style, marked by its accessibility and depth, invites readers to engage with historical subjects in a manner that is both educational and enjoyable, making his contributions to the canon of religious history both valuable and enduring.

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 16.9.2022
• Verlagsort: Prague
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Biografien / Erfahrungsberichte
• Schlagworte: 1140-1200 • 12th century England • 12th century England fiction • Bishop Hugh • Catholic Church historical novel • Charles L. Marson • Christian denominations • Christianity in England • church history novel • church-state relationships • ecclesiastical authority • ecclesiastical history • English bishops literature • English History • episcopal biography fiction • historical biography • historical clergy narratives • Historical political influence • Hugh • Hugh of Avalon book • Hugh of Lincoln • Lincoln Cathedral literature • Medieval Church History • Medieval England • medieval historical fiction • medieval religious practices • Middle Ages • of Lincoln • Political influence • Religious biography • religious leaders • Saint • saint biography fiction • scholarly narrative • Spirituality