Oliver CromwellGoupil & Company, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... troops under his command . The result of that discipline was to appear . On May 13 he fell in near Grantham with a cavalry force from Newark far outnumbering his own . Taking a lesson from Rupert , who had taught him at Edgehill that ...
... troops under his command . The result of that discipline was to appear . On May 13 he fell in near Grantham with a cavalry force from Newark far outnumbering his own . Taking a lesson from Rupert , who had taught him at Edgehill that ...
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... troops from any foreign country which could be induced to come to his aid , was no longer to be trusted with power . As far as we know , Cromwell did not intervene in the debates on the control of the militia . He was mainly concerned ...
... troops from any foreign country which could be induced to come to his aid , was no longer to be trusted with power . As far as we know , Cromwell did not intervene in the debates on the control of the militia . He was mainly concerned ...
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... troop of arquebusiers -the light horse of the day - in his own county . He can have had no difficulty in finding recruits , especially as his popularity in the fen - land had been , if possible , increased by his conduct in a committee ...
... troop of arquebusiers -the light horse of the day - in his own county . He can have had no difficulty in finding recruits , especially as his popularity in the fen - land had been , if possible , increased by his conduct in a committee ...
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... troop in the Parliamentary army . To the end of his career Cromwell never forwarded the prospects of a kinsman or friend ... troops are gentlemen's sons and persons of quality . Do you think the spirits of such base and mean fellows will ...
... troop in the Parliamentary army . To the end of his career Cromwell never forwarded the prospects of a kinsman or friend ... troops are gentlemen's sons and persons of quality . Do you think the spirits of such base and mean fellows will ...
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... troop was one of the few not swept away by Rupert's headlong charge . Whether he owed this distinction to his own skill in withdrawing behind the unbroken portion of the Parlia- mentary infantry , or to the commands of his superior ...
... troop was one of the few not swept away by Rupert's headlong charge . Whether he owed this distinction to his own skill in withdrawing behind the unbroken portion of the Parlia- mentary infantry , or to the commands of his superior ...
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