Constitutional Royalism and the Search for Settlement, C.1640 1649

Focusing on the influential yet underexplored group of Constitutional Royalists during the English Revolution, this book examines their complex relationship with King Charles I and Parliament. It highlights their commitment to the rule of law and critiques of the King's policies, leading to their support for a negotiated settlement in 1642. The narrative covers their involvement in peace talks, their withdrawal during the Interregnum, and their resurgence at the Restoration, ultimately evaluating their lasting impact on English political thought and history.