The Writings and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell, Band 3This third volume on Oliver Cromwell covers the years 1653 to 1655, and traces Cromwell's emergence as the ruler of his country, and as an international statesman. In December 1653, after the collapse of Barebone's parliament, a short-lived experiment in radical Puritan rule, Cromwell became Lord Protector under a new constitution designed by the army, the Instrument of the Government. The volume traces the failure of Cromwell's attempt to win assent for that constitution from the parliament of 1654, and describes the royalist plotting which led to the rising under Colonel Pe nruddock in March 1655. The insurrection prompted Cromwell to entrust the government of the regions to his Major-Generals, in whose rule the military character of the Protectorate was at its most obvious. Abroad, a series of hard-won treaties, with France and with Protestant powers, paved the way for the war with Spain which began in the autumn of 1655. The volume ends at a point when Cromwell perhaps enjoyed greatest power, but the least support. |
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In consequence most of the disaffected left ; the petition was not delivered ; 18
and there was averted what might have been an explosive incident . But the very
fact of that possibility and the steps taken to prevent it , reveal , among other
things ...
In consequence most of the disaffected left ; the petition was not delivered ; 18
and there was averted what might have been an explosive incident . But the very
fact of that possibility and the steps taken to prevent it , reveal , among other
things ...
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Pirates and robbers were to be excluded from the ports of each country — and
the property taken by rebels against either government was to be restored to its
owners . The agreements covered all the overseas possessions of each power
and ...
Pirates and robbers were to be excluded from the ports of each country — and
the property taken by rebels against either government was to be restored to its
owners . The agreements covered all the overseas possessions of each power
and ...
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In the year 1606 , a ship called the Neptune , was taken at Tortuga , by the
Spanish guarda costas , valued at 4 , 300 l . The same year , another ship , called
the Lark , was taken by Lodowic Fajard , and confiscated , with all her loading ...
In the year 1606 , a ship called the Neptune , was taken at Tortuga , by the
Spanish guarda costas , valued at 4 , 300 l . The same year , another ship , called
the Lark , was taken by Lodowic Fajard , and confiscated , with all her loading ...
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The END OF THE COMMONWEALTH | 3 |
The Barebones Parliament | 48 |
The Fall OF THE BAREBONES PARLIAMENT | 93 |
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