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1688: The First Modern Revolution Condition:Like New and then uses these lawsBased on new archival information, this book upends two hundred years of scholarship on Englands Glorious Revolution to claim that it was the first truly modern revolution. Historian Steve Pincus expands the interpretive lens to show that Englands revolution was a European event with repercussions in various parts of the world. Through rich historical narrative and new archival research, Pincus traces the transformation of English foreign policy,