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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... Oliver , who had charged and fled at Edgehill had lately succumbed to small - pox in the garrison at Newport Pagnell . Yet it was not only to the example of his own sorrow that Cromwell mainly looked as a balm for a father's bereavement ...
... Oliver , who had charged and fled at Edgehill had lately succumbed to small - pox in the garrison at Newport Pagnell . Yet it was not only to the example of his own sorrow that Cromwell mainly looked as a balm for a father's bereavement ...
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... Chief , they voted that no officer should serve under him who refused to take the Covenant , and to conform to the Church - government established by Parliament . They also voted that , with the exception of Fairfax , 78 OLIVER CROMWELL .
... Chief , they voted that no officer should serve under him who refused to take the Covenant , and to conform to the Church - government established by Parliament . They also voted that , with the exception of Fairfax , 78 OLIVER CROMWELL .
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... Oliver Cromwell . " Whether there was indeed any such necessity may be disputed for ever , as well as that other question whether the army had a right to force on the trial and execution in the teeth of the positive law of the land ...
... Oliver Cromwell . " Whether there was indeed any such necessity may be disputed for ever , as well as that other question whether the army had a right to force on the trial and execution in the teeth of the positive law of the land ...
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... of Charles II . , was about to make an effort to seat himself on his father's throne , and hoped , as his father had hoped before him , to have on his side the forces of Scotland and Ireland . For many years the 168 OLIVER CRomwell .
... of Charles II . , was about to make an effort to seat himself on his father's throne , and hoped , as his father had hoped before him , to have on his side the forces of Scotland and Ireland . For many years the 168 OLIVER CRomwell .
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... facts was no creation of his own mind . It was the common - probably the universal belief of English- men of his own day . Nor was Cromwell any more original in pro- pounding remedies . " We are come , " he 178 OLIVER CROMWELL .
... facts was no creation of his own mind . It was the common - probably the universal belief of English- men of his own day . Nor was Cromwell any more original in pro- pounding remedies . " We are come , " he 178 OLIVER CROMWELL .
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