The Greatness of Oliver CromwellHodder and Stoughton, 1957 - 382 Seiten |
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... March 5 passed an ordinance taking upon themselves the control of the militia . The King abso- lutely refused to accept this , and on March 16 sent a message from Cromwell's native town of Huntingdon saying that no ordinance passed ...
... March 5 passed an ordinance taking upon themselves the control of the militia . The King abso- lutely refused to accept this , and on March 16 sent a message from Cromwell's native town of Huntingdon saying that no ordinance passed ...
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... March 9 that General Fairfax and his Council of War should con- sider which commanders and regiments should be sent to Ireland . A fortnight earlier the Council of the Army had discussed the question , and decided that Cromwell ought to ...
... March 9 that General Fairfax and his Council of War should con- sider which commanders and regiments should be sent to Ireland . A fortnight earlier the Council of the Army had discussed the question , and decided that Cromwell ought to ...
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... March pressure from the rank and file had reached fever pitch . On March 7 Cromwell and the major - generals were asked ' to consider what is fit to be done by them in relation to a new representative either by petition or otherwise ...
... March pressure from the rank and file had reached fever pitch . On March 7 Cromwell and the major - generals were asked ' to consider what is fit to be done by them in relation to a new representative either by petition or otherwise ...
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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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