The Rule of Moderation

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The book explores the nuanced forms of violence present in early modern England, revealing how the concept of moderation served as a means of social control. It delves into the contradictions inherent in this ideology, illustrating how the pursuit of moderation often masked underlying tensions and conflicts within society. Through its analysis, the work sheds light on the complexities of social dynamics during this period, challenging conventional understandings of power and behavior.