Intellectual Origins and Consequences of the English Revolution
Below is the second of my papers for the class History of Puritanism.
“A Review of Christopher Hill’s The Intellectual Origins of the English Revolution Revisited and Some Intellectual Consequences of the English Revolution”
The Backward Glance is the blog of Lincoln and Abby Mullen. Lincoln Mullen is a reference librarian at Bob Jones University's Mack Library and a student of history. Abby Mullen is a master's student in English at Bob Jones University. She teaches freshman English at BJU. [Read more »]
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Lincoln, BJU is going to have to block your website under the category of “School Cheating.” :)
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[...] Dr. Hayner justly flogged my paper “A Review of Christopher Hill’s The Intellectual Origins of the English Revolution Revisited and Some Intellectual Consequences of the English Revolution†for Puritanism, which I posted earlier. However, she was also gracious enough to allow all three of us in the class to turn in revised essays for a better grade. My revision is posted below. [...]