History of England

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History of England is an influential multi-volume historical work by philosopher David Hume that traces the political and social development of England from ancient times through the 17th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical work
history book
multi-volume book
author David Hume
countryOfSubject England
coversEvent English Civil War
English Reformation Parliament era
surface form: English Reformation

Glorious Revolution
Battle of Hastings
surface form: Norman Conquest of England

Restoration of the monarchy
surface form: Restoration of Charles II

execution of Charles I
focusesOnPeriod 17th century
Middle Ages
Stuart period
Tudor dynasty
surface form: Tudor period

ancient times
genre history
political history
social history
hasInfluentialStatus major Enlightenment-era history of England
hasPart volume on Stuart England
volume on Tudor England
volume on early English history
volume on the English Civil War
volume on the Restoration and Glorious Revolution
hasTheme character of historical actors
conflict between monarchy and Parliament
development of the English constitution
party politics in England
progress of civil liberty
role of religion in politics
influenced 18th-century political thought
19th-century historians
British historiography
influencedBy Enlightenment philosophy
classical historiography
language English
mainSubject history of England
notableFor Whig–Tory political analysis
literary style
philosophical interpretation of history
perspective critical of radical republicanism
skeptical of religious enthusiasm
sympathetic to constitutional monarchy
philosophicalApproach empiricism
skepticism
workOf David Hume
writtenBy Scottish philosopher

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David Hume notableWork History of England