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Routledge - Major-General Thomas Harrison Biography Book

Name: Routledge - Major-General Thomas Harrison Biography Book
Brand: Routledge
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Explore the life and legacy of a key figure in the English Revolution through this detailed historical study by Routledge. Major-General Thomas Harrison was a prominent member of the republican regime and a signatory to the death warrant of Charles I. This book examines his life starting with his execution in 1660, a moment famously observed by Samuel Pepys. Rather than following a standard timeline, this work uses a thematic approach to provide a deep look into the religious and political climate of the era. Readers will learn about the influence of millenarianism and providence during the English Revolution. The text covers the role of religion within the New Model Army and examines how literature and imagery shaped the period. It is an essential resource for those studying 17th-century history, religious movements like Fifth Monarchism, and the complex figures who shaped the English political landscape.

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Thematic historical analysis that moves beyond simple chronology to provide deeper insight into the English Revolution.

Detailed examination of the role of millenarianism and providence during the 1616-1660 period.

In-depth study of religious influence within the New Model Army and its impact on political change.

Exploration of how literature and imagery were used to communicate ideas during the revolutionary era.

Focuses on the life of Thomas Harrison, a significant signatory to the death warrant of Charles I.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1409465543
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Historical > 1501-1700
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 03 January 2014
Listed Since: 06 August 2013

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