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How did the personal and political life of Colonel John Hutchinson reflect the ideological fractures of the English Civil War? Lucy Hutchinson, the wife of the subject, provides a detailed account of her husband's role as a Parliamentarian and governor of Nottingham. The text serves as both a biographical tribute and a political defense, utilizing her intimate access to his correspondence and private life to construct a narrative of integrity amidst the chaos of the mid-17th century.
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Historians regard this work as a foundational primary source for understanding the social and political climate of the English Civil War. Readers often note the archaic prose style, which reflects the linguistic conventions of the 17th century.
Page Count:
378
Publication Date:
1973-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192554034
ISBN-13:
9780192554031