Power Struggles and Radical Voices in the English Civil War

This chapter explores the intense political conflicts during the English Civil War, focusing on the clash between the army and Parliament. It highlights key events like the Putney debates and the rise of the Levellers, underscoring their radical proposals for constitutional reform amid a backdrop of social discontent. The narrative culminates with the trial and execution of King Charles, examining the revolutionary principles at play and the enduring impact of his death on the monarchy's legacy.