For a Parliament Freely Chosen

Discover the intricate details of a pivotal moment in British history with For a Parliament Freely Chosen by Andrew Abram. Published in 2021, this insightful book spans 204 pages and is grounded in extensive primary archival research and published sources. Abram provides a thorough assessment of the 1659 rebellion led by Sir George Booth, which sought to overthrow the recalled Rump Parliament.

While often viewed as a localized royalist uprising aimed at restoring the Stuart Monarchy, this rebellion is intricately linked to the broader context of the revolt against the Cromwellian State following Richard Cromwell's resignation and the end of the Protectorate. Abram's analysis sheds light on the motivations and implications of this significant historical event, making it a must-read for history enthusiasts and scholars alike. Dive into this captivating exploration of a tumultuous period in Great Britain's past and gain a deeper understanding of its political landscape.