The Principles of English Constitutional History
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1642 Beginning of the Civil War 1642 Solemn League and Covenant ....... 1643 Self-denying Ordinance and New Model . . . . . 1645 Second Period of War ........ 1648 Execution of Charles ......... 1649 Dissolution of the Long Parliament by Cromwell .... 1653 The Protectorate ......... 1653 Death of Cromwell 1658 Monk's march 1660 Convention and Restoration 1660 343 CHAPTER X THE SECOND STUART GOVERNMENT WITH ITS CONSEQUENCES The Re- OF all the great movements in our history the one storation whic...h placed Charles II. On the throne must seem futile in to ug f rom one p Om t o f v i ew the most fruitless, from one sense, r .
in another another the most inevitable. In so far as it was a inevit- restoration of the Stuarts and their view of govern- able, ment, the revolution that followed within thirty years condemns it ; but in so far as it was a restoration of the monarchy, of the constitution, and above all of the English way of doing things, its necessity has been proved and con- firmed a dozen times over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1642 Beginning of the Civil War 1642 Solemn League and Covenant ....... 1643 Self-denying Ordinance and New Model . . . . . 1645 Second Period of War ........ 1648 Execution of Charles ......... 1649 Dissolution of the Long Parliament by Cromwell .... 1653 The Protectorate ......... 1653 Death of Cromwell 1658 Monk's march 1660 Convention and Restoration 1660 343 CHAPTER X THE SECOND STUART GOVERNMENT WITH ITS CONSEQUENCES The Re- OF all the great movements in our history the one storation whic...h placed Charles II. On the throne must seem futile in to ug f rom one p Om t o f v i ew the most fruitless, from one sense, r .
in another another the most inevitable. In so far as it was a inevit- restoration of the Stuarts and their view of govern- able, ment, the revolution that followed within thirty years condemns it ; but in so far as it was a restoration of the monarchy, of the constitution, and above all of the English way of doing things, its necessity has been proved and con- firmed a dozen times over.
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