The Causes of the English Revolution, 1529-1642 : Revised Edition (Edition 2) (Paperback)

from heidilove

As the title indicates, Stone looks into the revolution as one event with many causes. Good to have on the shelf, but definitely ought to be one of many perspectives on this matter.

from Shancis

Lawrence Stone. The Causes of the English Revolution: 1529-1642 (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1972) xiv, 168. Hardcover. Lawrence Stone, late Dodge Professor of history at Princeton University, follows upon the success of his 1965 work The Crisis of the Aristocracy: 1558-1641 with a rather log...

from AlexTheHunn

Lawrence Stone, as one would expect, writes a masterful interpretation and analysis of the English Revolution. Importantly, he distinguishes between causes and triggers. He categorizes three levels of causality, differentiating between long-range items such as enclosure or Protestant/Catholic con...

from AlexTheHunn

Lawrence Stone, as one would expect, writes a masterful interpretation and analysis of the English Revolution. Importantly, he distinguishes between causes and triggers. He categorizes three levels of causality, differentiating between long-range items such as enclosure or Protestant/Catholic con...