Good History
Christopher Hill, 5 March 1981
After the Reformation: Essays in Honour of J.H. Hexter
edited by Barbara Malament.
Manchester, 363 pp., £17.95, December 1980,0 7190 0805 0 Show More
edited by Barbara Malament.
Manchester, 363 pp., £17.95, December 1980,
On History
by Fernand Braudel, translated by Sarah Matthews.
Weidenfeld, 226 pp., £10.95, January 1981,0 297 77880 3 Show More
by Fernand Braudel, translated by Sarah Matthews.
Weidenfeld, 226 pp., £10.95, January 1981,
Sociology and History
by Peter Burke.
Allen and Unwin, 116 pp., £6.95, August 1980,0 19 502728 0 Show More
by Peter Burke.
Allen and Unwin, 116 pp., £6.95, August 1980,
“... Professor Hexter made his mark in the learned world over forty years ago with an article in the American Historical Review called ‘The Problem of the Presbyterian Independents’. He pointed out that many members of the Long Parliament whom historians had traditionally labelled ‘Independents’ were appointed elders of the Presbyterian Church set up in 1645-8, and that many ‘Presbyterians’ sat in the Rump of the Long Parliament, which used to be described as ‘Independent ... ”
