Intellectual Origins of the English Revolution
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Intellectual Origins of the English Revolution is a book by John Edward Christopher Hill. It is an influential Marxist text with chapters on the following:
- London Science and Medicine
- Francis Bacon and the Parliamentarians
- Ralegh
- Sir Edward Coke
- Appendix: A Note on the Universities
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