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England's Glorious Revolution

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History

 

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January 9, 2016

 

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The Restoration was known for its lascivious king and permissive court, which set the general social tone. Following many years of stern puritan rule, the King was more interested in enjoying himself than in religious dogma. Many people followed the King's lead. It is still possible to visit the Walks at Gray's Inn, where smartly dressed crowds promenaded about seeing and being seen, checking out each other's outfits...
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After all the years of revolution and misguided idealism, many people were now more interested in this year's fashion. But of course not everyone was as sensible: even though the King was religiously tolerant, society in general was not. The fanatic Titus Oates whipped up groundless rumours about a catholic plot to kill Charles, which caused hysteria, and led to arrests and needless executions...
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