This historical book takes readers back to the mid-17th century, providing an in-depth look into the unique Isle of Man's history from 1648 to 1656. Edited by W. Harrison, it details the political and cultural developments of the period, including the impact of the English Civil War. Blundell's detail-oriented work and thorough research paint an evocative picture of the island's past that is sure to enthrall history buffs.

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