London and the 17th Century

This comprehensive history of seventeenth-century London explores the city's pivotal role during a tumultuous era marked by events like the Gunpowder Plot, the Civil Wars, and the Great Fire, through the experiences of both notable figures and everyday citizens. Margarette Lincoln examines how religious, political, and economic tensions influenced the city's growth and character, offering insights into the lives of Londoners amid monumental change. Drawing on diaries, letters, and wills, the audiobook brings to life the stories of a city on the rise, setting the stage for its emergence as a major maritime and cultural hub.