Radicalism and English Revolution: constitutional crisis and crisis of conscience at the Age of Absolutism

Authors

  • Pablo Romero Gabella I.E.S. Sevilla

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i3.178

Keywords:

English Revolution, absolutism, equality, political radicalism, levellers, diggers, seekers, ranters, quakers

Abstract

This paper analyses the English Revolution, born by the rupture of the equilibrium between the Parliament and the Stuarts. The discussion about the model of State opened a debate on civil society on  the Theory of the State, giving rise to the presence of the so-called “political radicalism”.

 

 

Submission date: 14/12/2001
Acceptance date: 24/02/2002

Author Biography

Pablo Romero Gabella, I.E.S. Sevilla

Licenciado en Geografía e Historia Moderna y Contemporánea. Profesor de Enseñanza Secundaria (Sevilla). Se ha especializado en historia político-militar. Entre sus publicaciones puede destacarse: “Entre la revolución y la reacción: aproximación al significado histórico de la Junta Suprema de Sevilla en el contexto del fin del Antiguo Régimen en España” (2000); “Utopía e imperio: introducción a la utopía renacentista en el V Centenario del nacimiento de Carlos V” (2000).

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No. 3 (2002): Historia Constitucional N. 3 (2002)

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Europe

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