Ivan Roots
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Ivan Roots probes two new surveys of Cromwell and his government.
Published June 16 2002
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Many have seen the Restoration of the monarchy, which which took place on May 29th 1660, as inevitable. Yet Ivan Roots, defying augury, is impressed by its unexpectedness. Published March 1 2000
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Ivan Roots examines the latest research on Philip II of Spain. Published August 31 1999
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Ivan Roots adjudicates between two heavyweight reference books. Published August 31 1998
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Ivan Roots applies the 'new British' perspective to the 1650s. Published December 1 1997
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Ivan Roots estimates the impact of two new studies of early Stuart Politics. Published March 1 1997
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Ivan Roots reviews two new publications on England in the Renaissance
Published June 30 1993
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Two new books on the turbulence of the 17th century
Published November 1 1990
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Reflections on Marriage and Other Writings by Mary Astell
Published April 30 1987
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Published March 1 1987
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Ivan Roots examines the latest offerings on the Tudor and Stuart period.
Published January 1 1986
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Published December 1 1985
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Two new books on social history and superstition
Published November 1 1985
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by Elizabeth Eisenstein
Published February 1 1985
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by Hugh Trevor-Roper
Published November 1 1984
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