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Book Review: George Herbert—The Country Parson, the Temple

In this, as John N. Wall, Jr., Associate Professor of English at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, has argued, Herbert diverged a bit from Anglican peers in consequence of a vocational crisis which peaked in 1624 during a year's service in Parliament. Whereas previously he held out great hopes that the state would serve as the main vehicle of reform, hereafter he put his faith in the church and eventually obtained an appointment to the country parish at Bemerton.