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Causes, Conflicts, Consequences – The Historians Debate

from The World Turned Upside Down - The British Civil Wars 1638-1651 · host The World Turned Upside Down

Professor Peter Gaunt describes the changing historiography from contemporary historians of the seventeenth century to the discussions of modern academics. He suggests that there probably was no single cause of the conflict, but an intertwining of multiple factors, made more compatible by socioeconomics and religious attitudes, a constitution which fostered uncertainty and a monarch who ... Read more

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