Liberty and Love: English Literature and Society, 1640-88 |
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... Parliament , dominated by the Presbyterians , ordered the Army to disband . The Army refused to do so until a series of very reasonable demands were met , in- cluding the provision of a guarantee that soldiers would not be subsequently ...
... Parliament , dominated by the Presbyterians , ordered the Army to disband . The Army refused to do so until a series of very reasonable demands were met , in- cluding the provision of a guarantee that soldiers would not be subsequently ...
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... Parliament found themselves arrested by their own soldiers . A raid was organized ( possibly with the connivance of Cromwell ) to remove the king from the custody of the guards appointed by Parliament and to retain him in the hands of ...
... Parliament found themselves arrested by their own soldiers . A raid was organized ( possibly with the connivance of Cromwell ) to remove the king from the custody of the guards appointed by Parliament and to retain him in the hands of ...
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... Parliament . They also advocated a concession in favour of their own soldiers : That the qualifications of the people that shall have voices in the Elections . . bee determined by the Commons in this present Parliament before the end ...
... Parliament . They also advocated a concession in favour of their own soldiers : That the qualifications of the people that shall have voices in the Elections . . bee determined by the Commons in this present Parliament before the end ...
Contents
List of abbreviations | 11 |
viewpoint | 19 |
a Parliamentarian viewpoint | 34 |
Copyright | |
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Absalom and Achitophel Adam appear Army attitude audience Bellinda BSDWE Catholic Charles Charles's Christopher Hill Church civil common constitution conventional Cooper's Hill Country Wife couplet court Cromwell Cromwell's Denham divine divorce Dorimant Dryden E. A. Wrigley England English Exclusion Crisis Fainall Filmer force freedom give hath heaven Hobbes honour Horner human mind humour husband idea individual intellectual intelligence interest Ireton judgement king Lady Fidget Law of Nature liberty Locke Locke's Lord LWWL Mac Flecknoe marriage marry Marvell's Marxist Milton Mirabell mistress modern monarchy moral Nevertheless opposition Paradise Lost Parliament passage Peter Laslett play plot Plotinus POAS poem poetry political practical Protestant Puritan Putney Debates reason relationship religion religious Restoration comedy role royal royalist Satan satire sense seventeenth century sexual Shadwell Shaftesbury social society things thir throne traditional truth University verse wife woman women