Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p pt. IV. Co-Operation and Confrontation: Reactions to the Personal Rule 1629-37. X. 'The Greatest Measure of Felicity'? Conditions and Circumstances. Material conditions. Halcyon days? Enduring problems. New burdens. Local difficulties. Plague. Co-operation or obstruction? Case studies: Bristol. Case studies: York. XI. 'Itching Ears to Hear Anything Against the Commonwealth'? Censorship, Criticism and Constitutionalism. Censorship of the press. The control of private papers and archives. The king and his judges. The Star Chamber. Fear of the censor? Newsletters and politics. Diaries and memoirs. A longed-for parliament? Criticism and counsel. Riot. Responses to the regime. Legal and constitutional opposition? XII. 'Factious and Schismatical Humours': Puritanism and Opposition. The conformity of the godly? The strength of puritanism. The 'puritan exodus'? The trial of Prynne, Burton and Bastwick --. }
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- catalog description "pt. IV. Co-Operation and Confrontation: Reactions to the Personal Rule 1629-37. X. 'The Greatest Measure of Felicity'? Conditions and Circumstances. Material conditions. Halcyon days? Enduring problems. New burdens. Local difficulties. Plague. Co-operation or obstruction? Case studies: Bristol. Case studies: York. XI. 'Itching Ears to Hear Anything Against the Commonwealth'? Censorship, Criticism and Constitutionalism. Censorship of the press. The control of private papers and archives. The king and his judges. The Star Chamber. Fear of the censor? Newsletters and politics. Diaries and memoirs. A longed-for parliament? Criticism and counsel. Riot. Responses to the regime. Legal and constitutional opposition? XII. 'Factious and Schismatical Humours': Puritanism and Opposition. The conformity of the godly? The strength of puritanism. The 'puritan exodus'? The trial of Prynne, Burton and Bastwick --".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. IV. Co-Operation and Confrontation: Reactions to the Personal Rule 1629-37. X. 'The Greatest Measure of Felicity'? Conditions and Circumstances. Material conditions. Halcyon days? Enduring problems. New burdens. Local difficulties. Plague. Co-operation or obstruction? Case studies: Bristol. Case studies: York. XI. 'Itching Ears to Hear Anything Against the Commonwealth'? Censorship, Criticism and Constitutionalism. Censorship of the press. The control of private papers and archives. The king and his judges. The Star Chamber. Fear of the censor? Newsletters and politics. Diaries and memoirs. A longed-for parliament? Criticism and counsel. Riot. Responses to the regime. Legal and constitutional opposition? XII. 'Factious and Schismatical Humours': Puritanism and Opposition. The conformity of the godly? The strength of puritanism. The 'puritan exodus'? The trial of Prynne, Burton and Bastwick --".