In 1642 John Goodwin, a pamphleteer, predicted that 'the heate and warmth and living influence' of the English House of Commons in their struggle with King Charles I 'shall pierce through many kingdoms greate and large, as France, Germany, Bohemia, Hungaria, Polonia, Denmarke, Sweden and many others'.
An edition of The general crisis of the seventeenth century
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General Crisis of the Seventeenth Century
by Geoffrey Parker
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"In 1642 John Goodwin, a pamphleteer, predicted that 'the heate and warmth and living influence' of the English House of Commons in their struggle with King Charles I 'shall pierce through many kingdoms greate and large, as France, Germany, Bohemia, Hungaria, Polonia, Denmarke, Sweden and many others'."
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