The Kentish Rebellion by Robert Selby Rachel Bower who moves between comedy and

who moves between comedy and reluctant heroism

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Wiltshire and Patmos and describes the poet's - possibly futile - search for spiritual truth

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The Kentish Rebellion by Robert Selby Rachel Bower who moves between comedy andThe reader is immediately plunged into this account of resistance in Kent during the Civil War as if hearing a contemporary news bulletin. It is a tribute to Robert Selbys confident fractured narrative and taut diction that the complexities of this conflict between theological authoritarianism and traditional cultural and economic interests are allowed to unfold so teasingly and suggestively in resonance with (and with allusions to) our own age. One