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Schwoerer uses Care's journalism as a prism to illuminate the era in order to contribute to a remodeling of Restoration historiography. This new book is not a conventional biography (archives of Care's life are not extant) but a study of his journalism and pamphleteering, analyzing and interpreting how his writing intersected, reflected, and helped to mold the major political, religious, constitutional, and ideological issues of the time. Schwoerer's work has addressed, among other topics, the history of British political thought, the Restoration, the Revolution of 1688/89, the Declaration of Rights, Lady Rachel Russell, Lord William Russell, Lord Chief Justice Scroggs, the Standing Army controversy, and the use of the press in the politics of the seventeenth century. Schwoerer, Kayser Professor of History Emeritus at the George Washington University. Henry Careis the latest monograph in a series of scholarly articles, essays, and edited works on a range of subjects, by Lois G.

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Stephen Parks ed., The Luttrell File: Narcissus Luttrell's Dates on Contemporary Pamphlets, 1678-1730. Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001.

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