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City and the Court: Sixteen Hundred Three to Sixteen Forty-Three

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9780521224192

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Pub Date: 1979
Publisher: Cambridge University Press Summary: A new interpretation of London's crucial support for parliament against the King in the Civil War is presented in this study of the connections between big business and politics during the reigns of James I and Charles I.
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A new interpretation of London's crucial support for parliament against the King in the Civil War is presented in this study of the connections between big business and politics during the reigns of James I and Charles I.

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