Oliver CromwellLongmans, Green, 1909 - 319 páginas This volume is an extensive biography of Oliver Cromwell, but according to its preface, the author suggests that it is a history. Gardiner makes a point to distinguish a history with a biographical viewpoint from that of a strict biography. |
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... Self - Denying Ordinance brought in to give effect to Tate's proposal by refusing to members of either House the right of holding commands in the army or offices in the State had been passed in the form in which it was drawn up ...
... Self - Denying Ordinance brought in to give effect to Tate's proposal by refusing to members of either House the right of holding commands in the army or offices in the State had been passed in the form in which it was drawn up ...
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... Self - Denying Ordinance was passed on April 3 , by which members of either House were discharged from their military or civil posts within forty days after- wards . There was nothing to prevent the reappoint- ment of Cromwell on the ...
... Self - Denying Ordinance was passed on April 3 , by which members of either House were discharged from their military or civil posts within forty days after- wards . There was nothing to prevent the reappoint- ment of Cromwell on the ...
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... Self - Denying Ordi- nance had now elapsed , he might be placed at the head of a new army to be raised in the ... Ordinance in the form in which they had allowed it to pass ; considering that that Ordinance merely demanded the surrender ...
... Self - Denying Ordi- nance had now elapsed , he might be placed at the head of a new army to be raised in the ... Ordinance in the form in which they had allowed it to pass ; considering that that Ordinance merely demanded the surrender ...
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