Protestantism, revolution and Scottish political thought: The European context, 1637–1651

Robert D. Tree

doi:10.1080/02606755.2026.2712873

August 10, 2026Parliaments Estates and Representation

Protestantism, revolution and Scottish political thought: The European context, 1637–1651

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The central aim is to analyze how Protestant ideas influenced both sides of the Scottish revolution from 1637 to 1651.
Six thematic chapters focusing on key ideas and events during the Scottish revolution.
Analysis of the interplay between Protestantism and political philosophy.
Exploration of the historical European context influencing Scottish thought.
Identified key Protestant ideas that motivated the revolutionaries.
Showed the ideological divide between the opposing sides during the conflict.
Explored the broader European discussions impacting Scotland's political landscape.

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Thematic analysis explores the influence of Protestant thought on Scottish revolutionaries, highlighting ideological conflicts.

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In six main thematic chapters, an introduction and a conclusion, Karie Schultz analyses the cross-pollination of ideas which inspired the two opposing sides in the Scottish revolution (1637–1651) –...

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