The English Revolution
The Common Freedom of the People: John Lilburne and the English Revolution
... the English Revolution; the two works standing for decades as the cornerstones to Leveller ...the English Revolution follows relatively closely John Rees’ excellent survey in his Leveller ...
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'Gold tried in the Fire' The Prophet TheaurauJohn Tany and the English Revolution
... the English Revolution is not an ordinary history book, for many reasons: the daring task of rescuing the mental world of the most idiosyncratic of the prophets of the English revolution; the ...
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Reason and Religion in the English Revolution: The Challenge of Socinianism
... Perhaps because it was concerned with maintaining obedience and the status quo rather than provoking violent eruptions of religious fervour, Socianism has remained a relatively unstudied aspect of the pantheon of ...
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Gangraena and the Struggle for the English Revolution
... the English Revolution is a very good ...the English Revolution been condensed and the material organised differently it would have become more accessible to ...
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Covenanting Citizens: The Protestation Oath and Popular Political Culture in the English Revolution
... John Walter’s book Covenanting Citizens: The Protestation Oath and Popular Political Culture in the English Revolution is a study on the creation of the Protestation oath in 1641 and its impact across ...
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Print and Public Politics in the English Revolution
... So what’s not to like? The first criticism is directed at the publisher rather than the author. Having stumped up the now customary £70 for an academic monograph it seems reasonable to expect a bibliography of secondary ...
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Black Tom: Sir Thomas Fairfax and the English Revolution
... the revolution of 1648-9 for, without a successful military career, Fairfax's motivation would only have been as important as Thomas Grey's for helping out with Colonel Pride's identification of ...
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Ministers of state: The established church in Lancashire during the English revolution, 1642 1660
... augmentation was terminated with the expulsion of the Rump Parliament in 1653, when its committees also ceased to sit, leaving the Trustees as the sole body directing the entire policy. It was this body that built upon ...
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The Meanings of "Malignancy": The Language of Enmity and the Construction of the Parliamentarian Cause in the English Revolution
... the English people about the justice of the parliamentary cause, or a more exemplary justice might be inflicted upon the enemy: A Medicine for Malignancy hints at what might amount to a parliamentary ...
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The long term consequences of the English revolution : politics, political thought and the constitution
... the revolution highlighted the growth of popery and arbitrary ...first revolution proved far more powerful to the Tories and High Churchmen (those who upheld a strict notion of the established church with ...
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Dearth and the English revolution : the harvest crisis of 1647 50
... One possible explanation of the chronology of market regulation in the late 1640s is, therefore, that long before Speaker Lenthall reminded county magistrates of their obligations toward[r] ...
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The English revolution in social medicine, 1889-1911
... consolidation of experts into a professional body. In this context the career histories of medical officers of health in London have been analysed to provide a basis for insight into the[r] ...
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Baal's Priests: The Loyalist Clergy and the English Revolution
... At times, statements allegedly made by ejected clergymen for example, the statement attributed to Christopher Hindle on page 210 that ejected clergymen were reputed to be ‘the filth, and[r] ...
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A Mycorrhizal Revolution
... Current Opinion in Plant Biology 2018, 44:1–6 The presence of symbioses with Glomeromycotina and Mucoromycotina in non-vascular and early vascular plants, in conjunction with evidence fo[r] ...
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Dialect formation and dialect change in the Industrial Revolution: : British vernacular English in the nineteenth century
... This figure of 50% is not entirely arbitrary: it is supported by at least two studies, both of which demonstrate phonological restructuring in places with a very high proportion of foreign-born residents. Looking at the ...
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Revolution, Counter Revolution and Union Ireland in the 1790s
... a revolution - by which he means, "a fundamental and lasting redistribution of power in the political system" ...this revolution had any impact on the three principal religious communities and ...
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Sourcing the Web : revolution in technology revolution in consciousness?
... technological revolution of unprecedented scope [which aims] to enable people all over the world to communicate with each other in seconds’ (Crystal in Brett and Motteram, 2000, ...
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A revolution for the at risk
... Reduced engagement with social stimuli in 6-month-old infants with later autism spectrum disorder: a longitudinal prospective study of infants at high familial risk.. Journal of Neurodev[r] ...
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Romance and revolution
... But whatever the direction we look in for a solution to disciplinarity, it is necessary to react to it in some way. It appears that the editors of Manifestos would have us be post- disciplinary, somehow outside the ...
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Anatomy of a Revolution
... like the brain of one of the lower animals; the brain being The genetics of nutrition: The remarkable develop- seated within the anterior end of the body, receiving ments in Arabidopsis research will form the vanguard ...
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