Christopher Hill wrote Marxist history of seventeenth-century England, focusing on revolution, religion and radical political ideas. The World Turned Upside Down examines groups such as Levellers, Diggers and Ranters during the English Revolution, while God's Englishman presents Oliver Cromwell within the religious and social conflicts of his age. The Century of Revolution and The Intellectual Origins of the English Revolution offer broader interpretations of political change. Hill's prose is accessible, argumentative and strongly interpretive, foregrounding class and radical ideas rather than court politics alone. His work fits English Civil War history, radical religion, Marxist historiography and seventeenth-century politics. Read more Less
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