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 Puritan Revolution and the English Civil War, The by Prall, Stuart E. |
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Brief Description A combination of an account of the dominant political, religious, social, economic and military issues of the Civil War and the Commonwealth and Protectorate that followed. It argues that the revolution was both a political/constitutional and religious conflict. |
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Author Information Stuart E. Prall, Columbia Ph.D. and Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, is a professor of English and Irish history at Queens College and The CUNY Graduate Center. Dr. Prall is the author of The Bloodless Revolution, England, 1688 and Church and State in Tudor and Stuart England. He is the editor of The Puritan Revolution: A Documentary History, and the coauthor of A History of England, 4th edition. |
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Author Profile Stuart E. Prall, Columbia Ph.D. and Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, is a professor of English and Irish history at Queens College and The CUNY Graduate Center. Dr. Prall is the author of The Bloodless Revolution, England, 1688 and Church and State in Tudor and Stuart England. He is the editor of The Puritan Revolution: A Documentary History, and the coauthor of A History of England, 4th edition. |
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Synopsis Beginning with a review of the historiographical conflicts over the causes of the Puritan or English Revolution, Dr. Prall's book combines a narrative of the dominant political, religious, social, economic, and military issues of the Civil War and the Commonwealth and Protectorate which followed. The author sees this revolution as both a political/constitutional and religious conflict. This book is an excellent combination of classic and revisionist interpretations. The author shows that more recent class or regional interpretations can be made compatible with traditional constitutional interpretations. Relevant documents from the period are included. |
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