Kevin Harrison, Martin R. Jervis, Andrew Jones
The Restoration of Charles II did not resolve the major political and religious issues that had resulted in civil war. How was Charles II to promote and maintain national unity? He had to face the new party political system within Parliament, as well as the deep religious divisions within England. By 1685, England once more stood on the brink of civil war …
April 11 Interregnum: The Republic (1649 -1659) [MJ]
April 18 Restoration: Charles II (1660-1674) [AJ]
April 25 Disaster: Plague and Fire (1665-1666) [MJ]
May 2 Conflict: The Anglo-Dutch Wars (1652-1674) [MJ]
May 9 Conspiracy: Titus Oates (1674-1685) [AJ]
May 16 Crisis: The Glorious Revolution (1685-1688) [AJ]
May 23 Constitutional Monarchy: William & Mary (1689-1702) [MJ]
May 30 Forging a Union:
The genesis of the United Kingdom (1706-1707) [KH]
June 1 Queen Anne and the New Century (1702-1714) [MJ]
Day: Wednesdays Time: 13.30-15.30
Nine weeks, starting 11 April – 1 June 2018
Venue:
Emmanuel Church
6 Barlow Moor Road
Didsbury,
Manchester
M20 6TR.
Price | Concessions | Minimum No. | Maximum No. |
£54 | n/a | 11 | 30 |
To reserve a place please contact, Andrew Jones Telephone: 0161-491-2874