Print and Popularity in the Tolerationist Debates of the English Revolution

The English Civil War and Revolution in the 1600s acted to destabilise and polarise the country. Jack Crosswaite explores the impact this had upon the control over the press, focusing on the changing print culture. The notion of the public sphere is reshaped through this article, through an analysis of pamphlet debates and concepts of popularity.
AUTHOR JACK CROSSWAITE