History of the English People, Volume IV

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In a time marked by profound upheaval, "History of the English People, Volume IV" by John Richard Green delves into the tumultuous Reformation era, capturing the essence of political and religious transformations that reshaped England. This volume meticulously examines the emergence of Protestantism and the consequential shifts in power dynamics, highlighting the significance of the Act of Supremacy and the rise of the Church of England. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work provides a detailed narrative that illuminates the complexities of national identity and governance during a pivotal period. Green's insightful analysis offers a compelling understanding of the forces that forged modern England, making it an essential read for anyone seeking to grasp the foundations of contemporary society.

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