CHRISTOPHER HILL THE CENTURY OF REVOLUTION 1603-1714. Izdavač - Routledge, London Godina - 2001 368 strana 21 cm Edicija - Routledge Classics ISBN - 9780415267397 Povez - Broširan Stanje - Kao na slici, tekst bez podvlačenja SADRŽAJ: List of abbreviations Author`s preface Introductory PARTI 1603-40 Narrative of Events Economics Politics and the Constitution Religion and Ideas Conclusion, 1603-40 PART II 1640-60 Narrative of Events Politics and the Constitution Economics Religion and Ideas Conclusion, 1640-60 PART III 1660-88 Narrative of Events Economics Politics and the Constitution Religion and Ideas PART IV 1688-1714 Narrative of Events Economics Politics and the Constitution Religion and Ideas Conclusion, 1660-1714 Epilogue Appendices Books for Further Reading Index Maps England and Wales South and East Versus North and West, 1643-5 `There is an immense range of books about the English Civil War, but one historian stands head and shoulders above all others for the quality of his work on the subject. In 1961 Christopher Hill first published what has come to be acknowledged as the best concise history of the period, Century of Revolution. Stimulating, vivid and provocative, his graphic depiction of the turbulent era examines ordinary English men and women as well as kings and queens.` Ako Vas nešto zanima, slobodno pošaljite poruku. Knjiga je na engleskom jeziku Kristofer Hil Vek Revolucije Agriculture Anabaptists Anglo Saxons Queen Of England Anne Statute Of Apprentices John Aubrey Sir Francis Viscount Bacon Baltic Sea Trade Bank Of England Barebones Parliament John Bastwick Richard Baxterbible Robert Blake Declaration Breda Bristol George Villiers Buckingham John Bunyan Gilbert Burnet Cambridge University Roman Catholics Robert Cecil King Charles Church Civil Servants Code Clarendon Edward Coke Companies Merchant Copyholders Court Lionel Cranfield Oliver Cromwell Thomas Osborne Danby Charles Davenant Daniel Defoe Simonds Dewes The Diggers Discipline Ecclesiastical Dissenters John Dryden Dunkirk East India Company John Eliot Elizabeth Enclosure Robert Devereux Essex Earl Stop Of The Exchequer Excise Exeter Thomas Fairfax Lord Feudal Tenures Robert Filmer Forests France Freeholders French Revolution Grand Remonstrance Habeas Corpus Act Richard Hakluyt George Savile Halifax John Hampden Hampton Court Conference James Harrington Henrietta Maria Of France High Commission John Holt Impeachment Independents West Indies Indulgence Declarations Ireland Henry Ireton King James George Jeffreys Junto Whig Justices Of The Peace John Lambert Lancashire Law Reform John Lilburne Literature John Locke Luis Xiv Edmund Ludlow Martin Luther Major General John Churchill Marlboroguh Mary Merchant Adventurers Company John Milton The Mob George Monck James Scott Monmouth Duke Monopolies Monster Navigation Act Netherland New England Isaac Newton Roger North David Ogg Oxford University Painting Patronage Samuel Pepys William Petty Portugal Preaching Presbyterians William Prynne Puritanismputney Debats John Pym Quakers Walter Ralegh John Reresby Society Royal Rye House Plot Henry Sacheverell Schools Scotland John Selden Sven Bshops Anthony Ashley Cooper Shaftesbury William Shakespeare Sovereignty Spain Thomas Sprat Star Chamber Robert Spencer Sunderland Jonathan Swift Taxation Thirty Years War Tithes Tolerations Tories Wages Edmund Waller Court Of Wards Robert Rich Warwick Thomas Wentworth Whigs William Of Orange John Widlman Gerrard Winstanley George Wither Women Yeomen