The Greatness of Oliver CromwellHodder and Stoughton, 1957 - 382 Seiten |
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... hand to hand with the sword . The infantry were divided into pikemen and musketeers . The pike- men carried a long pole , generally of ash wood , with a spear - head of iron or steel ; they also wore short swords , and were armoured at ...
... hand to hand with the sword . The infantry were divided into pikemen and musketeers . The pike- men carried a long pole , generally of ash wood , with a spear - head of iron or steel ; they also wore short swords , and were armoured at ...
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... hand . Only one man was summarily executed . The army was quietened . But the King's escape from Hampton Court had another dire consequence . Cromwell now recog- nized that they could negotiate with him no longer . In January 1648 he ...
... hand . Only one man was summarily executed . The army was quietened . But the King's escape from Hampton Court had another dire consequence . Cromwell now recog- nized that they could negotiate with him no longer . In January 1648 he ...
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... hand of God ' that enabled him to beat his enemies piecemeal instead of meeting at Preston , as he might have done , a concentration three times the size of his own little ' hand- ful . ' A letter he wrote to his friend , Oliver St John ...
... hand of God ' that enabled him to beat his enemies piecemeal instead of meeting at Preston , as he might have done , a concentration three times the size of his own little ' hand- ful . ' A letter he wrote to his friend , Oliver St John ...
Inhalt
When Envy is Laid Asleep by Time II | 11 |
Cromwells Place in Society | 25 |
Cromwells Religion | 39 |
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