The Chief Actors in the Puritan Revolution review
A critique of Peter Bayne's The Chief Actors in the Puritan Revolution. The reviewer praises Bayne's aim and Milton essay while faulting his rhetoric, overviews on Laud and Strafford, and argues the Puritan Revolution was a religious, not solely political, upheaval driven by deep theological conviction across classes.
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Charles
Laud
Strafford
Tudor
Stuart
England
Bayne
Mr. Bayne
Wrier
James
Charles I
Peter Bayne
M.A
James Clarke and Co
Mr. Carlyle
Elizabeth
Bright and Cobden
Palmerston
Russell
Owen
Baxter
Milton
St. Paul
Fuch
Agai
Macaulay
Masson
Hazlitt
Duke of Wellington
Assaye
Talavera
Waterloo
William Prynne
Prynne
Pryane
Charles 11
Cromwell
Malton
Lilly
Henry
Canterbury
Titian
Giorgione
Raphael
Ard
Whitehall
Montrose
Bismarck
Samson Agonistes
Moses
David
Isaiah
God
Bunhillfield
Greece
Rome
Psalmist
Oliver Cromwell
Vane
Clarendon