Mercurius Politicus was the Commonwealth’s official voice and, following Cromwell’s coup in 1653, was regarded as the Protectorate’s mouthpiece. It developed a reputation for providing first-rate coverage of foreign news, with France receiving its due share of space according to the course of events taking place across the Channel. This paper examines how France and the French were depicted by Mercurius Politicus contributors during the Fronde, which more or less coincided with the time of the Commonwealth. It also considers how the authors viewed the English revolution and the establishment of the Commonwealth with regard to the rebellion in France. It finally explains why the journalists’ attention was especially drawn to Bordeaux, where ...
The major aim of this work is to find out how did the British journalists and other individuals writ...
Cet article propose une étude des conditions de rédaction et de publication des ouvrages écrits en f...
Cette contribution s’intéresse à la politique étrangère que mena à l’égard de la France l’Angleterre...
Mercurius Politicus was the Commonwealth’s official voice and, following Cromwell’s coup in 1653, wa...
Abstract Between 1649 and 1653, Bordeaux was the second largest Fronde centre in France. The city p...
The monarchical crisis of the 1640s and the ensuing Wars of the Three Kingdoms in the British Isles ...
This article examines a series of English-language newspaper ventures produced in revolutionary Fran...
The nature and the degree of understanding that peoples have of one another, the means of accessing ...
During the Elizabethan and Jacobean period, public opinion in England was kept informed of the polit...
Party changes and opportunism during the Fronde (1648-1653) The Death of Old Politics ? Katia Bégui...
International audienceHow did the French who lived during the French Revolution perceive their Engli...
International audienceThe reception of French revolutionary festivals in the British press enriches ...
In 1611 started the publication of a collected works of periodicals called the Mercure François. Bec...
Cette étude trouve son origine dans un double étonnement. Les années 1680-1740 sont marquées par la ...
Four « Thennidorian » Newspapers The study relates to four newspapers published in Paris in the aut...
The major aim of this work is to find out how did the British journalists and other individuals writ...
Cet article propose une étude des conditions de rédaction et de publication des ouvrages écrits en f...
Cette contribution s’intéresse à la politique étrangère que mena à l’égard de la France l’Angleterre...
Mercurius Politicus was the Commonwealth’s official voice and, following Cromwell’s coup in 1653, wa...
Abstract Between 1649 and 1653, Bordeaux was the second largest Fronde centre in France. The city p...
The monarchical crisis of the 1640s and the ensuing Wars of the Three Kingdoms in the British Isles ...
This article examines a series of English-language newspaper ventures produced in revolutionary Fran...
The nature and the degree of understanding that peoples have of one another, the means of accessing ...
During the Elizabethan and Jacobean period, public opinion in England was kept informed of the polit...
Party changes and opportunism during the Fronde (1648-1653) The Death of Old Politics ? Katia Bégui...
International audienceHow did the French who lived during the French Revolution perceive their Engli...
International audienceThe reception of French revolutionary festivals in the British press enriches ...
In 1611 started the publication of a collected works of periodicals called the Mercure François. Bec...
Cette étude trouve son origine dans un double étonnement. Les années 1680-1740 sont marquées par la ...
Four « Thennidorian » Newspapers The study relates to four newspapers published in Paris in the aut...
The major aim of this work is to find out how did the British journalists and other individuals writ...
Cet article propose une étude des conditions de rédaction et de publication des ouvrages écrits en f...
Cette contribution s’intéresse à la politique étrangère que mena à l’égard de la France l’Angleterre...