Rebellion of George Booth
George Booth leads a revolt aimed at restoring Charles II & attempts to sieze Chester with 4,000 troops
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George Booth leads a revolt aimed at restoring Charles II & attempts to sieze Chester with 4,000 troops
Leads a Royalist rebellion in the greater Manchester area
George Booths troops are routed by Lambert at the Battle of Winnington Bridge
George Booth leads a revolt aimed at restoring Charles II & attempts to sieze Chester with 4,000 troops
Charles II the "merry monarch, scandalous and poor", is glad to obey the summons, and Fairfax provides the horse on which Charles rides at his coronation
A "free" Parliament is called; Fairfax is elected member for Yorkshire, and is put at the head of the commission appointed by the House of Commons to wait upon Charles II, at the Hague and urges his speedy return
Harrington establishes the Rota Club to debate republican constitutional proposals.
The restored Rump Parliament relies on Monck's army as political order breaks down.
George Booth leads a revolt aimed at restoring Charles II & attempts to sieze Chester with 4,000 troops
Initially supports Richard Cromwell while political authority weakens in England.
Harrington publishes The Art of Lawgiving.
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