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Eikon Basilike stands as a seminal anthology in the canon of English literature, marking a significant moment in the intersection of politics, religion, and literary expression during the seventeenth century. The collection brings together the meditative prose attributed to King Charles I and the rhetorical eloquence of John Gauden, blending royalist sentiment with a poignant exploration of martyrdom, sovereignty, and faith. This work not only encapsulates the turbulence of its era but also showcases an array of literary styles from earnest personal reflections to carefully constructed…mehr

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Eikon Basilike stands as a seminal anthology in the canon of English literature, marking a significant moment in the intersection of politics, religion, and literary expression during the seventeenth century. The collection brings together the meditative prose attributed to King Charles I and the rhetorical eloquence of John Gauden, blending royalist sentiment with a poignant exploration of martyrdom, sovereignty, and faith. This work not only encapsulates the turbulence of its era but also showcases an array of literary styles from earnest personal reflections to carefully constructed political arguments, highlighting the complexity and depth of the period's discourse. The figures of King Charles I and John Gauden represent a fascinating confluence of historical, cultural, and theological currents. Charles, as a monarch who faced unprecedented challenges to his rule, provides a deeply personal insight into the trials of kingship, while Gauden's contributions contextualize and amplify the King's experiences within broader religious and political debates. This anthology thereby serves as a nexus point for understanding the royalist position during the English Civil War, offering readers a nuanced glimpse into the minds that shaped and were shaped by the conflict. Eikon Basilike is an essential read for those interested in the intricate dynamics of history, politics, and literature. It offers a unique opportunity to engage with the voices of the past, presenting a rich tapestry of thought that continues to resonate with contemporary discussions about authority, identity, and belief. This collection not only educates but also invites reflection, making it a valuable addition to the libraries of scholars, students, and anyone intrigued by the enduring power of written word to capture the human experience.

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John Gauden (1605-1662) was an English cleric and writer, reputed as the possible author of the 'Eikon Basilike: The Portraiture of His Sacred Majesty in His Solitudes and Sufferings' (1649). The book is a purported spiritual autobiography attributed to King Charles I, offering reflections on the English Civil War's events, the king's perspective on governance, and his relationship with Parliament. Gauden's authorship, while contested by some scholars, has been a significant point of debate in historical and literary circles. 'Eikon Basilike' itself became an influential work of royalist propaganda, contributing to the cult of martyrdom surrounding Charles I after his execution in 1649. Gauden's writing style in the text is marked by its eloquence and piety, traits consistent with his career as a bishop and preacher. The book's impact was profound, shaping public opinion in the tumultuous period of the English Commonwealth and Restoration. Gauden's presumed authorship adds an intriguing layer to his biography, reflecting the era's complex interplay between politics, religion, and literature. Despite the controversy over its provenance, 'Eikon Basilike' endures as a significant work of seventeenth-century English literature, offering insights into the period's cultural and political dynamics.