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Remapping early modern literature
Matthew C. Augustine
doubt it was in part the intellectual atmosphere created by postmodernism that allowed Revisionism to assert itself as peremptorily as it did, in fact it was the most parochial and conventional sort of English historical research that provided the initial spark. Originally seeking to extend the theoretical Whig-Marxist view of early Stuart England to granular scale, a clutch of historians in the 1950s and 1960s began closely to examine the phenomenon of civil war allegiance in English county communities. Again and again, however, the expected linkages between