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|a Words at war :
|b the contested language of the English Civil War /
|c edited by Andrew Hadfield and Paul Hammond.
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|a First edition.
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|b Published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press,
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 310-334) and index.
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|g Introduction /
|r Andrew Hadfield and Paul Hammond --
|g Part I:
|t God and providence --
|t God in scripture study aids /
|r Katrin Ettenhuber --
|t God in Hobbes /
|r Victoria Silver --
|t Providence in Browne /
|r Matthew C. Augustine --
|t Providence in the letters and speeches of Oliver Cromwell /
|r N.H. Keeble --
|g Part II:
|t Freedom and servitude --
|t Freedom in early Quaker tracts /
|r N.H. Keeble --
|t Slavery in John Taylor /
|r Phil Withington --
|t Freedom in the cavalier poets /
|r Nicholas McDowell --
|g Part III:
|t Nature and law --
|t Nature and natural law in radical writing /
|r Andrew Hadfield --
|t Law in Clarendon /
|r Paul Hammond --
|t Nature in Cowley /
|r Gillian Wright --
|t Nature in Lovelace /
|r Andrew Hadfield --
|g Part IV:
|t King and people --
|t The people in Marvell and Cavendish /
|r Niall Allsopp --
|t The king in the parliamentary debates of 1657 /
|r Alice Hunt --
|t The people in royalist women's writing /
|r Ruth Connolly --
|t The king and the people in the newsbooks /
|r Jack Avery --
|g Part V:
|t Conscience and virtue --
|t Conscience in Marvell /
|r Stewart Mottram --
|t Conscience and nation in Milton 1640-1660 /
|r Elizabeth Sauer --
|t Virtue in defeat in Davenant and Cowley /
|r Christopher Tilmouth --
|t Virtue in Milton /
|r Paul Hammond --
|g Part VI:
|t A legacy --
|t Checks and balances : the birth of a vocabulary /
|r Blair Worden.
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|a The English Civil War was not simply a conflict between two opposing, unstable, complicated alliances of various factions, but a war of words. Supporters of the King and allies of Parliament and the New Model Army clashed over ideals, ideas and concepts as they each sought to impose their understanding of history and visions of the future, realizing that victory could only be secured by establishing a political and cultural language that would guide and direct those who used it. Accordingly, the Civil War witnessed vociferous arguments over many key English words central to life and thought in the seventeenth century, and often up to the present day. Words at War seeks to bring together scholars of literature, history, religion and philosophy to analyze the ways in which key terms were deployed and debated in the Civil War and Commonwealth. In doing so it refocuses attention on ideas and concepts that shaped the modern world well beyond the bloody conflict on the battlefield.
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|a Great Britain
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|y Civil War, 1642-1649
|x Language.
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|a English language
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|a War in literature.
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