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Revolutionary Tensions and the Rise of Republicanism
This chapter explores the historical factors leading to the English Civil War, particularly Scotland's role in resisting King Charles I's attempts at religious uniformity. It covers the unfolding conflict, the emergence of radical political ideas, and the eventual trial and execution of Charles I, marking a significant shift towards republicanism. The narrative emphasizes the evolving dynamics within Parliament and the military, showcasing the complexities of power, allegiance, and governance during this tumultuous period.