Oliver CromwellCollier Books, 1962 - 220 páginas |
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Samuel Rawson Gardiner. death of Oliver Cromwell ( Firth himself did this ) , he left in his lectures entitled Cromwell's Place ( 1897 ) and in his book on Oliver Cromwell , written for Goupil's series of illustrated biographies in 1899 ...
Samuel Rawson Gardiner. death of Oliver Cromwell ( Firth himself did this ) , he left in his lectures entitled Cromwell's Place ( 1897 ) and in his book on Oliver Cromwell , written for Goupil's series of illustrated biographies in 1899 ...
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... Oliver's father was " a man of sober Puritanism " on a portrait of him that is no longer believed to be genuine , while the por- * The Greatness of Oliver Cromwell . trait of Oliver to which he refers in Sidney Sussex 10 / Oliver Cromwell.
... Oliver's father was " a man of sober Puritanism " on a portrait of him that is no longer believed to be genuine , while the por- * The Greatness of Oliver Cromwell . trait of Oliver to which he refers in Sidney Sussex 10 / Oliver Cromwell.
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... ap- proved of the victorious cause . In 1616 Cromwell matriculated at Sidney Sussex College , Cambridge , where his portrait now adorns the walls of the College hall . After a sojourn of no more than 18 / Oliver Cromwell.
... ap- proved of the victorious cause . In 1616 Cromwell matriculated at Sidney Sussex College , Cambridge , where his portrait now adorns the walls of the College hall . After a sojourn of no more than 18 / Oliver Cromwell.
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King and Parliament | 17 |
The New Model Army and the Presbyterians | 53 |
The New Model Army and the King | 81 |
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