Titlebook: Reactions to the English Civil War, 1642-49; John Morrill Textbook 1982Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982 Civil War.English.

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Introduction,t the innovative administrative, fiscal, religious and cultural policies and actions of King Charles I. Much work in the past ten years has taken up Russell’s thesis and the bulk of this new work has reinforced his conclusions and intuitions.

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,Ideology and Politics in the Parliamentary Armies, 1645–9,ards participatory democracy.. In each explanation the New Model has been used as a symbol for a larger process of social change through which the meaning of the Revolution is revealed. It is many things to many men and this diversity mirrors the true heterogeneity of the Army’s composition and conduct.

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The Coming of War, is focused on the local struggles that spluttered through the first autumn and winter of the war before becoming entrenched in the following summer, struggles that brought the war home to Englishmen living in every corner of the land.

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,The Church in England, 1642–9,e new national Church. While the great majority wanted a national Church, a considerable number disliked the one proposed by the Westminster Assembly and would have preferred a settlement which gave more autonomy at parish level, or more power to the laity. This minority had to decide whether to acc

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The War and the People,ld come. They could descend on a town, a village, or a house. They could stay for a day, or for weeks, or for years. They could take a few household possessions, or destroy the means of livelihood. Places from small country houses to large cities could become garrisons. In the end there were a few w

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