title: Sources of the West, Volume 2: From 1600 to the Present (8th Edition)
author: Mark Kishlansky
description: <DIV sercontent> <P style="MARGIN: 0px"> <B>Mark Kishlansky</B> </P> <P style="MARGIN: 0px">Mark Kishlansky is the Frank Baird, Jr. professor of history at Harvard University. He has a special interest in history of early modern Britain, focusing on the history of politics and political thought. He teaches courses on English social history, the Stuart Age, the English Revolution and the Reign of Charles I. He is a frequent participant in the sophomore tutorial program at Harvard and directs senior theses on British history. His publications include <I>Civilization in the West</I> (5th ed. 2002), <I>A Monarchy Transformed, 1603-1714</I> (1998), <I>Political Cultural and Cultural Politics in Early Modern England</I> (1995), <I>Society and Culture in World History</I> (1994), <I>Early Modern Europe: The Crises of Authority</I> editor (1988), <I>Parliamentary Selection: Social and Political Choice in Early Modern England</I> (1986) and <I>The Rise of the New Model Army</I> (1979). </P> </DIV>
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