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État
Très bon état: Livre qui ne semble pas neuf, ayant déjà été lu, mais qui est toujours en excellent ...
ISBN
9780198203926
Subject Area
History
Publication Name
Restoration : a Political and Religious History of England and Wales, 1658-1667
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Length
9.2 in
Subject
Europe / Great Britain / Stuart Era (1603-1714), Europe / Great Britain / Wales, Europe / Great Britain / General
Publication Year
1993
Series
Clarendon Paperbacks Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Uk-Trade Paper
Language
English
Item Height
0.9 in
Author
Ronald Hutton
Item Weight
22.9 Oz
Item Width
6.1 in
Number of Pages
388 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0198203926
ISBN-13
9780198203926
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1795301

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
388 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Restoration : a Political and Religious History of England and Wales, 1658-1667
Subject
Europe / Great Britain / Stuart Era (1603-1714), Europe / Great Britain / Wales, Europe / Great Britain / General
Publication Year
1993
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
History
Author
Ronald Hutton
Series
Clarendon Paperbacks Ser.
Format
Uk-Trade Paper

Dimensions

Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
22.9 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
6.1 in

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Intended Audience
College Audience
Dewey Edition
19
Reviews
' Ronald Hutton presents a narrative which reveals the stark political and religious realities of the age, researched in great depth and accompanied by thoughtful and provoking analysis.'History Teaching Review'A splendidly robust review of a complicated period. Attractive for students, because it offers them both a clear outline of events and a stimulating view of changing historical interpretations. A difficult art and a considerable achievement.'A.D.M.Pettegree, St Andrews'This unabridged edition will certainly be both stimulating and informative for its intended audience. This study is strongly recommended.'J.R. Jones, University of East Anglia, History & Archaeology Review'a masterly survey of the complex nature of the Restoration settlements and of events to 1667, which is both narrative and an outline for further research ... any students studying the Restoration for an "A" level special subject would find the book of enormous value.'Christopher W. Daniels, Teaching History'Hutton's account of the complicated events leading to the Restoration is the best we have .' Observer'much the best account of the period.' Times Literary Supplement, "Ronald Hutton presents a narrative which reveals the stark political and religious realities of the age, researched in great depth and accompanied by thoughtful and provoking analysis."-- History Teaching Review "A splendidly robust review of a complicated period. Attractive for students, because it offers them both a clear outline of events and a stimulating view of changing historical interpretations. A difficult art and a considerable achievement."--A.D.M. Pettegree, St. Andrews "This unabridged edition will certainly be both stimulating and informative for its intended audience. This study is strongly recommended."--J.R. Jones, University of East Anglia, History & Archaeology Review "A masterly survey of the complex nature of the Restoration settlements and of events to 1667, which is both narrative and an outline for further research...any students studying the Restoration for an "A" level special subject would find the book of enormous value."--Christopher W. Daniels, Teaching History "Hutton's account of the complicated events leading to the Restoration is the best we have."-- Observer, 'A splendidly robust review of a complicated period. Attractive for students, because it offers them both a clear outline of events and a stimulating view of changing historical interpretations. A difficult art and a considerable achievement.'A.D.M.Pettegree, St Andrews, "Ronald Hutton presents a narrative which reveals the stark political and religious realities of the age, researched in great depth and accompanied by thoughtful and provoking analysis."--History Teaching Review"A splendidly robust review of a complicated period. Attractive for students, because it offers them both a clear outline of events and a stimulating view of changing historical interpretations. A difficult art and a considerable achievement."--A.D.M. Pettegree, St. Andrews"This unabridged edition will certainly be both stimulating and informative for its intended audience. This study is strongly recommended."--J.R. Jones, University of East Anglia, History & Archaeology Review"A masterly survey of the complex nature of the Restoration settlements and of events to 1667, which is both narrative and an outline for further research...any students studying the Restoration for an 'A' level special subject would find the book of enormous value."--Christopher W. Daniels, Teaching History"Hutton's account of the complicated events leading to the Restoration is the best we have."--Observer"[M]uch the best account of the period."--Times Literary Supplement"Intensively researched, humorous and vivid."--Myron Noonkester, William Carey College, 'a masterly survey of the complex nature of the Restoration settlements and of events to 1667, which is both narrative and an outline for further research ... any students studying the Restoration for an "A" level special subject would find the book of enormous value.'Christopher W. Daniels, Teaching History, ' Ronald Hutton presents a narrative which reveals the stark political and religious realities of the age, researched in great depth and accompanied by thoughtful and provoking analysis.'History Teaching Review, "Ronald Hutton presents a narrative which reveals the stark political and religious realities of the age, researched in great depth and accompanied by thoughtful and provoking analysis."--History Teaching Review "A splendidly robust review of a complicated period. Attractive for students, because it offers them both a clear outline of events and a stimulating view of changing historical interpretations. A difficult art and a considerable achievement."--A.D.M. Pettegree, St. Andrews "This unabridged edition will certainly be both stimulating and informative for its intended audience. This study is strongly recommended."--J.R. Jones, University of East Anglia, History & Archaeology Review "A masterly survey of the complex nature of the Restoration settlements and of events to 1667, which is both narrative and an outline for further research...any students studying the Restoration for an 'A' level special subject would find the book of enormous value."--Christopher W. Daniels, Teaching History "Hutton's account of the complicated events leading to the Restoration is the best we have."--Observer "[M]uch the best account of the period."--Times Literary Supplement "Intensively researched, humorous and vivid."--Myron Noonkester, William Carey College, "Ronald Hutton presents a narrative which reveals the stark political and religious realities of the age, researched in great depth and accompanied by thoughtful and provoking analysis."--History Teaching Review "A splendidly robust review of a complicated period. Attractive for students, because it offers them both a clear outline of events and a stimulating view of changing historical interpretations. A difficult art and a considerable achievement."--A.D.M. Pettegree,St. Andrews "This unabridged edition will certainly be both stimulating and informative for its intended audience. This study is strongly recommended."--J.R. Jones,University of East Anglia, History & Archaeology Review "A masterly survey of the complex nature of the Restoration settlements and of events to 1667, which is both narrative and an outline for further research...any students studying the Restoration for an "A" level special subject would find the book of enormous value."--Christopher W. Daniels,Teaching History "Hutton's account of the complicated events leading to the Restoration is the best we have."--Observer, "Ronald Hutton presents a narrative which reveals the stark political and religious realities of the age, researched in great depth and accompanied by thoughtful and provoking analysis."-- History Teaching Review "A splendidly robust review of a complicated period. Attractive for students, because it offers them both a clear outline of events and a stimulating view of changing historical interpretations. A difficult art and a considerable achievement."--A.D.M. Pettegree, St. Andrews "This unabridged edition will certainly be both stimulating and informative for its intended audience. This study is strongly recommended."--J.R. Jones, University of East Anglia, History & Archaeology Review "A masterly survey of the complex nature of the Restoration settlements and of events to 1667, which is both narrative and an outline for further research...any students studying the Restoration for an "A" level special subject would find the book of enormous value."--Christopher W. Daniels, Teaching History "Hutton's account of the complicated events leading to the Restoration is the best we have."--Observer, 'This unabridged edition will certainly be both stimulating and informative for its intended audience. This study is strongly recommended.'J.R. Jones, University of East Anglia, History and Archaeology Review, 'Hutton's account of the complicated events leading to the Restoration is the best we have .' Observer
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
942.06
Synopsis
The years 1658-1667 form one of the most vital and eventful periods in English history, witnessing the Plague, the Great Fire of London, the naval wars against the Dutch, and, above all, the transformation of Oliver Cromwell's Commonwealth into the Restoration monarchy of Charles II.Ronald Hutton's detailed study of the period returns to nearly all the extant manuscript sources and reworks every issue afresh. The result is an absorbing and perceptive account of national experience as government policy changed, influenced by the interaction of central concerns, local perspectives, and the various social, political, and religious groups., The years 1658-1667 form one of the most vital and eventful periods in English history, witnessing the Plague, the Great Fire of London, the naval wars against the Dutch, and, above all, the transformation of Oliver Cromwell's Commonwealth into the Restoration monarchy of Charles II. Hutton's detailed study of the period returns to nearly all the extant manuscript sources and reworks every issue afresh. The result is an absorbing and perceptive account of national experience as government policy changed, influenced by the interaction of central concerns, local perspectives, and the various social, political, and religious groups., The years 1658-1667 form one of the most vital and eventful periods in English history, witnessing the Plague, the Great Fire of London, the naval wars against the Dutch, and, above all, the transformation of Oliver Cromwell's Commonwealth into the Restoration monarchy of Charles II. Ronald Hutton's detailed study of the period returns to nearly all the extant manuscript sources and reworks every issue afresh. The result is an absorbing and perceptive account of national experience as government policy changed, influenced by the interaction of central concerns, local perspectives, and the various social, political, and religious groups.
LC Classification Number
DA375
Copyright Date
1993
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