The Trials of Edward Vaughan — Law, Civil War and Gentry Faction in Seventeenth Century Britain, C.1596-1661

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Dyma'r astudiaeth gyntaf o fywyd bonheddwr a fu ynghlwm â brwydr gyfreithiol dros ddegawdau i ddiogelu ei ystad deuluol, ac a ddaeth yn aelod seneddol dadleuol a blaenllaw yn ystod y Rhyfeloedd Cartref (1642-9).

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

This is the first study of a gentleman whose life involved a decades-long legal battle to secure his family estate, and who became a prominent and controversial parliamentarian in the civil wars (1642–9).

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Cynnwys / Table of Contents

Genealogical Charts Maps Abbreviations Introduction PART ONE: FAMILY, FACTION AND THE LAW Chapter 1: Families and Faction in Elizabethan and Early Stuart Montgomeryshire Chapter 2: A Labyrinth of Lawsuits: Contesting the Llwydiarth Inheritance, 1622–31 Chapter 3: Powis versus Vaughan and the Downfall of Prerogative Justice, 1631–42 PART TWO: POLITICS AND PATRIMONY DURING THE BRITISH CIVIL WARS Chapter 4: Civil War, Conquest and Committees, 1642–45 Chapter 5: Edward Vaughan, the Governance of North Wales and the Struggle over Accounts, January–October 1646 Chapter 6: The Army, Civilians and Parliamentary Elections, October 1646–April 1647 Chapter 7: Parliament Man?: Edward Vaughan, Parliamentary Presbyterians and Pride’s Purge, April 1647–February 1649 PART THREE: FROM REPUBLIC TO RESTORATION Chapter 8: Republican Revenge, 1648–55 Chapter 9: Religion, Politics and Rehabilitation, 1650–61 Chapter 10: Death and Dynasty, 1661–72 Conclusion MANUSCRIPT BIBLIOGRAPHY

Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Lloyd Bowen is Reader in Early Modern History at Cardiff University.