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020			_a9780192892126
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100			_aG.E. Aylmer
245			_aRebellion or Revolution? : England from civil war to Restoration
260			_aOxford, United Kingdom _bOxford University Press _cc1986
300			_a274 Pages _bPaperback _c130 x 190 x 25.4mm | 236g
520			_aCivil century, war, regicide, republic, the Cromwellian protectorates, the restoration of monarchy: some of the most exciting and dramatic events in English history took place between 1640 and 1660. Gerald Aylmer conveys the massive and continuing psychological and emotional impact of those times, and offers an up-to-date analyisis of the causes, significance, and consequences of what happened. The period was dominated by such powerful personalities as Charles I, John Hampdon, John Pym, Oliver Cromwell, and John Lilburne; but Dr Aylmer, also attempts to discover the views of the anonymous mass of the population who lived through the political and religious upheavals of the mid-seventeenth century. This book is intended for general readers interested in the mid-seventeenth century and those interested in the OPUS series. Students from A-level upwards studying English history, the seventeenth century, the Civil War, the Restoration.
655			_GHistory of Countries _aHistory of Countries _dHistory of Countries
655			_GHistory of Europe _aHistory of Europe _dHistory of Europe
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