Aristocrats, Plebeians and Revolution in England 1640-1660

Introduction: the people and the revolution. Part 1 Social structure on the eve of the revolution: the ruling class the middle sort of people parish elites opposition from the middling sort of people. Part 2 Collapse of the government of Charles: popular resistance of 1640 an aristocratic coup d'etat the people of the Long Parliament 1641. Part 3 The outbreak of the civil war: peasants and landlords craftsmen and capitalists overseas merchants and domestic traders middle sort of people and the aristocracy end of the aristocratic war. Part 4 The other war. Part 5 Revolution: the revolt of the new model army counter revolution in London the agreement of the people the military coup d'etat of 1648-49 displacement of the ruling class from political power success and failure of the left. Part 6 Revolution and counter revolution: revolution renewed popular revolt 1659-60 counter revolution. Part 7 The unfinished revolution

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