Stuart Britain 1603-1714

Stuart Britain 1603–1714 by C.P. Hill (2002, Stackpole Books)
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Step into the turbulent world of monarchs, revolutions, and restoration with Stuart Britain 1603–1714 by C.P. Hill. This classic survey, originally penned by a historian who actually enjoyed the Stuarts (possibly), guides readers through the dramatic reigns of James I to Queen Anne. With insightful analysis of politics, religion, and society, Hill makes sense of a period filled with civil war, regicide, and wigs large enough to house pigeons.

This is the 2002 reprint from Stackpole Books – slightly newer paper, same old drama. Expect crisp commentary, engaging prose, and the smell of scholarly neglect (thanks to years on our dusty shelves).

Ideal for students, history buffs, or anyone who wants to understand why everyone was so cross with Charles I. Comes complete with minor page yellowing and that authentic “Crappy Old Books” scent.

Condition: Slightly read. Binding intact. Regicide not included.

Near new condition.

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