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British theses relating to British history

British theses relating to British history collection, 1688-1715

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Identifier R17183
Title British theses relating to British history collection, 1688-1715
Type Thesis
Format 31 reels
Series British theses relating to British history collection, 1688-1715
Availability In print
Names McLeod, W. Reynolds
Subjects Europe History British & Irish history: c 1500 to c 1700 United Kingdom, Great Britain c 1600 to c 1700 c 1700 to c 1800

Notes

The importance of events which occurred during the reigns of William & Mary and of Anne, between 1688 and 1714 cannot be denied, for it was during those years that the settlement which would dominate Britain throughout the eighteenth century was defined and refined. If the revolutionary years of the earlier seventeenth century had provoked brilliant ideas and the violent clash of interests, it was the years after 1688 in which was hammered out a workable settlement among them. It was also during the period in which Britain began to acquire a wealth beyond belief and to develop the ability to spend lavishly, if not always tastefully. The theses have been selected by Dr. W. Reynolds McLeod, West Virginia University.

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