The History of the English Revolution

This classic work examines the political, religious, and social dynamics that led to the overthrow of the English monarchy and the establishment of parliamentarianism. The author explores the interplay between key historical figures such as Cromwell, Fairfax, and Charles I, as well as the broader cultural forces that shaped the period.

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