The decline of merry England / by Storm Jameson.
1930
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Title
The decline of merry England / by Storm Jameson.
Edition
"First edition.".
Created/published
Indianapolis : The Bobbs-Merrill co., [©1930]
Description
viii p., 1 ., 320 p. ; 23 cm
Associated name
Note
"In this essay on Puritanism, I have not attempted a consecutive history ... My object has been to show that during the second half of the sixteenth and the first half of the seventeenth centuries, the government of England had always before it an ideal, which however badly it may have been fulfilled, was at least truer and nobler than that which superseded it with the advent of the middle classes as a result of the civil war."--Pref.
Bibliography, etc.
"Table of references": p. 297-303.
Call number
DA300 .J3