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This review is from: The Regicides and the Execution of Charles I (Hardcover)
this is an excellent collection of essays about an aspect of the civil wars and the interregnum that has not been as thoroughly studied, namely: the actual trial of Charles I and the various justifications of that precipitate action. I was very pleased to note that one of the essays included an analysis of how Kantorowicz's seminal work of medieval political theology could be applied as a reason for the regicides' actions. Well worth a look for anyone interested in a more specific understanding of the sundry themes and undertones that surrounded and ran through that period in January of 1649 when England's political order was well and truly overturned.
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The Regicides and the Execution of Charles I by Jason Peacey (Hardcover - December 7, 2001)
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