The Causes of the English Revolution 1529-1642 (Routledge Classics)

Book Details:

• Author: Lawrence Stone

• Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd

• Edition: 1st Edition

• Binding: Paperback

• Number of Pages: 224

• Release Date: 27-04-2017

• EAN: 9781138700338

• Package Dimensions: 8.4 x 5.4 x 0.6 inches

• Languages: English

About The Book:

The English Civil War: A Social and Political History by Lawrence Stone is a landmark work in the field of English history. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the political, social, and economic factors that led to the English Civil War and the deposition of King Charles I in 1642. Stone's work offers a detailed account of the conflict's causes and consequences, blending historical facts with political and sociological theories to explain the larger forces at play during the period.

In this highly regarded classic, Stone traces the social and economic changes of the 17th century, revealing how they led to political upheaval and revolution. The book is grounded in a rich historical context, enriched by theories of revolution and the sociopolitical environment of the time. Stone emphasizes how the disruptions of the English Civil War played a crucial role in shaping the course of modernity.

This edition includes a new foreword by Clare Jackson, a historian at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, offering further insight into Stone's legacy and the relevance of his work today.

Key Features:

• A definitive account of the causes of the English Civil War and the deposition of Charles I.

• Brilliant synthesis of historical, political, and sociological theories and interpretations.

• Exploration of the economic and social changes that led to political instability.

• Includes a new foreword by Clare Jackson, enriching the understanding of Stone's impact.

• Explores the broader significance of the Civil War in shaping modern history.

Ideal for:

• Students of English history, particularly those interested in the 17th century and the English Civil War.

• Scholars exploring the intersection of social theory and historical analysis.

• History enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive and nuanced exploration of one of England’s most pivotal conflicts.

This book remains a cornerstone for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the English Civil War and its role in shaping modernity.