The History of England (Part 5): The Stuarts and the Puritans (1603–1685) (MP3 download) Philosophy

The History of England (Part 5): The Stuarts and the Puritans (1603–1685) (MP3 download) PhilosophyBy Andrew Lewis The ascension of Scottish Stuarts to the English throne triggered an intriguing clash between three incompatible political ideologies: the divine right of kings (espoused by the Stuarts), a rising theocracy (the Calvinist Puritans) and a growing constitutionalism (the British Parliament). This course examines the conflict between the Stuarts medieval expectations and Parliaments modern practice, complicated by lingering religious

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