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Focusing On The Crisis Of Transition Marked By The English Revolution (1640- 60), This Collection Of Essays Also Places It In The Context Of A Long Seventeenth Century. Leading Experts In The Field Explore This Theme With Special Reference To Developments In Politics, Religion And Society, At Both National And Local Levels. The Volume Breaks Decisively With Recent Historiography, In Emphasising Both The Long-term Nature And Revolutionary Implications Of The Seventeenth-century Events In Question. Features Of The Crisis Include The Growing Challenge To The Confessional State From Within The Ranks Of Protestantism Itself And The Enlargement Of The Public Sphere Of Politics, Fuelled Increasingly By The Role Of Print, Along With The Painful Emergence Of A New Style Parliamentary Monarchy And Associated Fiscal-military Apparatus.--book Jacket. Introduction : Locating The 'english Revolution' / Nicholas Tyacke -- English Revolution And Its Legacies / Michael J. Braddick -- 'patriots' And 'popular' Spirits : Narratives Of Conflict In Early Stuart Politics / Richard Cust -- Religion And Community In Pre-civil War England / Anthony Milton -- Queen Is 'a Goggyll Eyed Hoore' : Gender And Sedi

Author

Nicholas Tyacke; Julian Hoppit

Publisher

Manchester: Manchester University Press

Published

2007

Language

EN

ISBN

9780719077074

Subjects

History, Humanities