Illustration of levellers in discussion Christopher Hill's Marxist analysis of the English civil war and revolution in the 17th century, published in 1940. Copied to clipboard Files English-revolution.pdf (1.9 MB) United Kingdom agriculture Levellers English Civil War Christopher Hill PDF Comments
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