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with Indeed. I'm John Bachelord with professor jonathan healy

oxford university his new book is the blazing world a new history of revolutionary england 1603

to 1689 the themes the arguments the statements the risks all here in the 17th century

that will be echoed by the founding fathers in the 18th century in America.

And much of the contest today between the people and their representatives,

and in America, the President, we can see very much consistent with the doubts and the dreams of the men who led

to a regicide, the cutting off of the head of Charles I, and then to the Lord Protector,

Oliver Cromwell, a farmer from East Anglia, who dies in September of 1659, I believe, 1658.

And the question of succession is not present.

At some point they figured maybe his eldest son Richard, that didn't work out because Richard turned out to be a very friendly, popular

person but no Lord Protector. So now we turn to Parliament. Who is to be next? And Jonathan,

this is a fascination because everything that was enforced during Parliament's time, during

Oliver Cromwell's time and before by the Puritans,

now is to be tossed out with the bathwater. Everything is to go out again. And Charles II,

who's been living in exile, comes back. The first thought I have is, why did they invite him back?

Did they know the risks they were taking?

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