The book "Levellers and the English Revolution" by Henry Holorenshaw is devoted to one of the most interesting and relatively little studied problems in the history of England. English bourgeois historians, who wrote many volumes about the Puritan Revolution and saw in it only the struggle of various religious movements and parties, either bypass silence, or, setting aside several lines in their studies, misinterpret the meaning and significance of the most revolutionary, popular movement of this era, called Leveller. Therefore, the very fact of the appeal of the English historian to this problem should attract the attention of the Soviet reader.