Whig's Progress: Tom Wharton Between Revolutions

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Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press, 2004 - 318 pàgines
"A biography of Wharton ("Tom," to his family, his friends, and by 1680, to political England) involves an account of the tortuous Popish Plot, the Exclusion Crisis, the formation of the Whig and Tory parties, and the intricacies of the Glorious Revolution. Without oversimplifying a very complex set of events, the author has made his treatment both accurate and readily comprehensible to twenty-first-century readers." "Clark has searched through original documents and used primary sources as much as possible. He has also corrected many errors in secondary sources, producing a readable yet authoritative history of a major political figure in the Restoration era."--Jacket.
 

Continguts

The Heir
11
The Battle of Normandy
17
Innocents Abroad
30
Marriage a la Mode
38
The Third Whig
52
The First Tory
61
The Master at Winchendon
69
Subplots
74
Outrages
156
Seizures
166
Exits
176
Dropping the Mask
190
Galloping
198
Gift Horses and Bridles
208
Checkmate
220
Abbreviations
232

The Plot
84
The Exclusionist
99
Misadventures
115
Protestants in Masquerade
128
Anne Wharton
144
Notes
234
Bibliography
282
Index
293
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