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Restoration

England · Government / Government of England. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

5Records
1234–1660Date range
4Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1234

Hubert de Burgh Kent, 1st1234

London · Government / Government of England

Receives a full pardon & restored to office & titles

1657

Christopher Packe23 February 1657

London · Government / Government of England

Introduces the "Humble Petition & Advice" to Parliament. Addresses Parliament & calls for the return of the monarch, the House of Lords

1658

Christopher Packe1658

Government / Government of England

Presents the "Humble Petition & Advice" to the Commons restoring the Monarchy & Lords

1659

George Booth1659

Chester · Government / Government of England

George Booth leads a revolt aimed at restoring Charles II & attempts to sieze Chester with 4,000 troops

1660

Anthony Ashley-Cooper Shaftesbury, 1st1660

London · Government / Government of England

1 of 12 commissioners sent by the House of Commons to invite Charles II to return

Names involved

Anthony Ashley-Cooper Shaftesbury, 1stChristopher PackeGeorge BoothHubert de Burgh Kent, 1st

Provenance

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