England Under the Stuarts

ISBN-13: 9780367705343 / Angielski / Miękka / 2021 / 584 str.

G. M. Trevelyan; Peter Gaunt

Opis

England Under the Stuarts is an outstanding and highly engaging account of English history in the years between 1603 and 1714. This Routledge Classics edition includes a new Foreword by Peter Gaunt.

Spis treści

Foreword to the Routledge Classics Edition Peter Gaunt   Introduction  1. England, 1603-40 - the Upper Class: its Life, Culture, and Social Functions - Law, Police, and Humanitarianism  2. England, 1603-40 - the Middle and Lower Classes in Country and Town - Industry and Commerce - the Conditions Favourable to Poetry and to Religion  3. James I - Puritans and Catholics  4. James I - Parliaments and Courtiers  5. The Rule of Buckingham - Wars and Parliaments, 1624-8  6. The Personal Government of Charles, 1629-40  7. The Formation of Parties, November 1640 - August 1642  8. The Civil War, 1642-6  9. Parliament, Army, and King, 1646-9  10. The Revolutionary Governments, 1649-60  11. The Restoration Epoch, 1660-78  12. The Reigns of Terror, 1678-85  13. James II, 1685-8  14. William and Mary  Genealogical Key to the Problem of the Spanish Succession  15. The Reign of Anne, 1702-14.  Genealogy of the House of Stuart  List of Parliaments, 1603-1715  Appendix A: How America was Peopled by the English  Appendix B: The Poor Law after the Restoration  Appendix C: Who Killed Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey?  Appendix D: Commercial and Colonial Policy of the Restoration Era  Appendix E: Finance under the Restoration and Revolution Settlements  Bibliography  Index

O autorze

George Macaulay Trevelyan (1876-1962) was one of the leading historians of his generation, whose books have been read by and influenced thousands of students and historians. He began his academic career in 1898 as a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, but left in 1903 to focus on his writing, and for twenty years produced a number of popular histories, including a three-volume biography of Garibaldi, English Social History and History of England. He returned to Cambridge in 1927, where he was Regius Professor of History until 1943. He was also the subject of a major biography by David Cannadine.