The Greatness of Oliver CromwellHodder and Stoughton, 1957 - 382 Seiten |
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... Cromwell's parents deliberately raised him in a Puritan environment and as the scion of a family all of whose members were highly conscious day in and day out of their duty to God and their dependence upon His mercies . Oliver Cromwell ...
... Cromwell's parents deliberately raised him in a Puritan environment and as the scion of a family all of whose members were highly conscious day in and day out of their duty to God and their dependence upon His mercies . Oliver Cromwell ...
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... Cromwell's infantry . The Scottish commanders , after arguing with each other on horseback , decided that retreat was the better part of valour . The Scots foot soldiers ... Cromwell's small army was also tired out CROMWELL THE AVENGER 205.
... Cromwell's infantry . The Scottish commanders , after arguing with each other on horseback , decided that retreat was the better part of valour . The Scots foot soldiers ... Cromwell's small army was also tired out CROMWELL THE AVENGER 205.
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... Cromwell's Generals , 141-2 . 3. Cf. Percy Scholes , Puritans and Music ( 1934 ) . 4. A. H. Woolrych , Penruddock's Rising , 1655 ( 1955 ) , 3 . 5. Ibid . , 3 . 6. M. P. Ashley , op . cit . , Chap . VIII . 7. For a detailed account of ...
... Cromwell's Generals , 141-2 . 3. Cf. Percy Scholes , Puritans and Music ( 1934 ) . 4. A. H. Woolrych , Penruddock's Rising , 1655 ( 1955 ) , 3 . 5. Ibid . , 3 . 6. M. P. Ashley , op . cit . , Chap . VIII . 7. For a detailed account of ...
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When Envy is Laid Asleep by Time II | 11 |
Cromwells Place in Society | 25 |
Cromwells Religion | 39 |
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