1617

Archdeacon of Colchester

Poet involved

What happened

Henry King became the Archdeacon of Colchester in 1617, further advancing his ecclesiastical career. This role allowed him to exert influence over church matters in the region and engage with a wider community.

Literary impact

As Archdeacon, King was able to intertwine his poetic endeavors with his ecclesiastical duties, often addressing moral and spiritual themes in his work. His sermons and poetry from this period reflect a deep concern for the human condition and divine grace.

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