Patrick Little
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Patrick Little celebrates the life and career of a major historian of Early Modern Britain. Published April 19 2011
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Patrick Little reviews a book by kevin Sharpe. Published October 20 2010
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The fortunes of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II and the regard in which their successive regimes came to be held were mirrored in the fate of one of their mightiest naval vessels, as Patrick Little explains. Published August 23 2010
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Puritan souls may hide a cavalier approach to clothes, according to Patrick Little as he explores fashion at the court of Oliver Cromwell.
Published August 12 2008
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Gordon Brown’s promised written constitution – if it happens – won’t be the first in British history, as Patrick Little reminds us. Published December 11 2007
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Patrick Little asks why Parliament offered the infamous regicide the crown of England, to what extent he was tempted to take it – and why he finally turned it down. Published January 17 2007
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