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A Century Too Soon: The Age of Tyranny

by John Roy Musick

A Century Too Soon: The Age of Tyranny by John Roy Musick explores bacon's rebellion, 1676, history.

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A Century Too Soon: The Age of Tyranny is a work by John Roy Musick. Its subjects include Bacon's Rebellion, 1676, History.

From the opening pages: “Historians have bestowed little attention to that important period in our great commonwealth, just after the restoration in England. Though one hundred years before liberty was actually obtained, the sleeping goddess seemed to have opened her eyes on that occasion and yawned, though she closed them the next moment for a sleep of a century longer. Events produce such strange and lasting impressions on individuals as well as on nations, that the historian may not be much out of the way, who fancies that he sees in the reign of Cromwell the outgrowth of republicanism, which culminated in the establishment of a free and independent English-speaking people on the American continent. The two principal classes of English colonists were the cavaliers and the Puritans, though there were also Quakers, Catholics, and settlers of other creeds. Generally the cavaliers were the "king's men," or royalists, and the Puritans republicans. The…”

Author
John Roy Musick
Category
Fiction
Language
English

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