Puritanism and revolution : studies in interpretation of the English Revolution of the seventeenth century / Christopher Hill.

By:

Hill, Christopher, 1912-2003

Publication details: London, UK : Pimlico, 2001.Edition: Pimlico edDescription: xii, 365 p. ; pbk ; 24 cmISBN:

0712667229 (pbk.)

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941.06/HIL

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Contents:

Part I. Movements and men . Recent interpretations of the civil war -- Social and economic consequences of the Henrician Reformation -- The Norman Yoke -- The English Revolution and the Brotherhood of Man -- Athe Agrarian legislation of the Revolution.

Part II. Men and Movements. Lord Clarendon and the Puritan Revolution -- William Perkins and the poor -- The political sermons of John Preston -- Thomas Hobbes and the revolution in political thought -- James Harrington and the people --] The mad hatter -- John Mason and the end of the world -- Society and Andrew Marvell -- Clarissa Harlowe and her times.

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Originally published: London : Secker and Warburg, 1958.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I. Movements and men .
Recent interpretations of the civil war --
Social and economic consequences of the Henrician Reformation --
The Norman Yoke --
The English Revolution and the Brotherhood of Man --
Athe Agrarian legislation of the Revolution.

Part II. Men and Movements.
Lord Clarendon and the Puritan Revolution --
William Perkins and the poor --
The political sermons of John Preston --
Thomas Hobbes and the revolution in political thought --
James Harrington and the people --]
The mad hatter --
John Mason and the end of the world --
Society and Andrew Marvell --
Clarissa Harlowe and her times.

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