Hartlib Circle

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The Hartlib Circle was a 17th-century intellectual network centered around Samuel Hartlib that promoted scientific, educational, and social reform across Europe through extensive correspondence and collaboration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Republic of Letters network
intellectual network
learned society
activeInCentury 17th century
archivalCollectionLocation Sheffield University Library NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement Baconian experimental philosophy
Protestant reformism
millenarianism
documentedIn Hartlib Papers NERFINISHED
hasActivityPeriodEnd 1660s
hasActivityPeriodStart 1630s
hasCentralFigure Samuel Hartlib NERFINISHED
hasCommunicationMedium correspondence
manuscript circulation
printed tracts
hasGeographicScope Europe NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfCommunication English
French
German
Latin
hasMainTheme educational reform
religious reconciliation
scientific reform
social reform
universal knowledge
hasMember Benjamin Worsley NERFINISHED
George Starkey NERFINISHED
Henry Oldenburg NERFINISHED
Jan Amos Comenius NERFINISHED
Johann Moriaen NERFINISHED
John Beale NERFINISHED
John Dury NERFINISHED
John Hall NERFINISHED
John Milton NERFINISHED
John Pell NERFINISHED
John Sadler NERFINISHED
Robert Boyle NERFINISHED
Samuel Hartlib NERFINISHED
Theodore Haak NERFINISHED
William Petty NERFINISHED
hasPrimaryLocation London NERFINISHED
influenced English educational thought
early Royal Society
projects of universal reformation
namedAfter Samuel Hartlib NERFINISHED
promotedConcept improvement of husbandry and trade
pansophism
universal college of learning NERFINISHED
universal language schemes
relatedTo Comenian pansophic projects NERFINISHED
Republic of Letters NERFINISHED

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Theodor Haak member of Hartlib Circle