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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... definite steps are taken for its abolition . It is possible indeed that the Presbyterians calcu- lated on the unpopularity of episcopacy and of all that episcopacy was likely to bring with it . It is true that not even an approximate ...
... definite steps are taken for its abolition . It is possible indeed that the Presbyterians calcu- lated on the unpopularity of episcopacy and of all that episcopacy was likely to bring with it . It is true that not even an approximate ...
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... definite constitutional idea in Charles's mind . With him it was rather a matter of feeling than of reason that he could occupy no other place in the State than that which tradition confirmed by his own experience had assigned to the ...
... definite constitutional idea in Charles's mind . With him it was rather a matter of feeling than of reason that he could occupy no other place in the State than that which tradition confirmed by his own experience had assigned to the ...
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... definite proposal to make , whilst Cromwell and Ireton had none . Since the appearance of The Case of the Army , the Agitators had reduced its chief requirements into a short constitution of four articles , which they called The ...
... definite proposal to make , whilst Cromwell and Ireton had none . Since the appearance of The Case of the Army , the Agitators had reduced its chief requirements into a short constitution of four articles , which they called The ...
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... definite proposal to make , whilst Cromwell and Ireton had none . Since the appearance of The Case of the Army , the Agitators had reduced its chief requirements into a short constitution of four articles , which they called The ...
... definite proposal to make , whilst Cromwell and Ireton had none . Since the appearance of The Case of the Army , the Agitators had reduced its chief requirements into a short constitution of four articles , which they called The ...
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... definite result was arrived at , but on the next , news having arrived that the forces in Wales had suffered a check , Fairfax ordered Cromwell to take the command in those parts . Before Cromwell set out for his new command one more ...
... definite result was arrived at , but on the next , news having arrived that the forces in Wales had suffered a check , Fairfax ordered Cromwell to take the command in those parts . Before Cromwell set out for his new command one more ...
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