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Taming the many - headed monster

Understanding Charles I’s personal rule

Despite a reputation for being petty, vindictive and mean, recent research suggests that Charles I’s main problem might have been that he was too successful for his own good

Jenni Hyde

Painting of a man wearing armour and riding a white horse, while a man in red looks up at him. The horse stands in an archway. Nearby, there is a crown and shield
Portrait of Charles I by Anthony Van Dyck
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AQA 2E The English revolution, 1625–1660

Edexcel Paper 1, Option 1C Britain, 1625–1701: conflict, revolution and settlement

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