Revolutionary England, c.1630-c.1660 : essays for Clive Holmes / edited by George Southcombe and Grant Tapsell.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-254) and index.

Clive Holmes and the historiography of early modern England: the quiet revolution / George Southcombe and Grant Tapsell -- Policy enforcement during the personal rule of Charles I: the perfect militia, book of orders and ship money / Henrik Langeluddecke -- Party politics in the Long Parliament, 1640-48 / David Scott -- Henry Ireton and the limits of radicalism, 1647-1649 / Sarah Mortimer -- "Parliament", "liberty", "taxation", and "property": the civil war of words in the 1640s / Grant Tapsell -- A trader of knowledge and government: Richard Houncell and the politics of enterprise, 1648-51 / Perry Gauci -- The uses of intelligence: the case of Lord Craven, 1650-1660 / Manfred Brod -- The definition of treason and the offer of the crown / Jonathan Fitzgibbons -- England's "atheisticall generation": orthodoxy and unbelief in the revolutionary period / Leif Dixon -- Thomas Ady and the politics of scepticism in Cromwellian England / George Southcombe -- The demand for a free parliament, 1659-60 / Blair Worden -- The revolution of memory: the monuments of Westminster Abbey / Peter Sherlock -- "A pair of garters": heralds and heraldry at the restoration / Adrian Ailes -- Remembering regicides in America, 1660-1800 / Matthew Jenkinson.