Oliver CromwellGoupil & Company, 1899 - 216 páginas |
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... soldiers at St. Alban's , and then hurrying to Lowestoft to crush a Royalist movement in the After this no more is heard of royalism holding up its head in any corner of the Association , and to the end of the war no Royalist in arms ...
... soldiers at St. Alban's , and then hurrying to Lowestoft to crush a Royalist movement in the After this no more is heard of royalism holding up its head in any corner of the Association , and to the end of the war no Royalist in arms ...
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... soldier in him . When at last Essex received the command to create a Parliamentary army , Cromwell accepted a commission to raise a troop of arquebusiers -the light horse of the day - in his own county . He can have had no difficulty in ...
... soldier in him . When at last Essex received the command to create a Parliamentary army , Cromwell accepted a commission to raise a troop of arquebusiers -the light horse of the day - in his own county . He can have had no difficulty in ...
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... soldiers - in so many words - to trust in God and keep their powder dry . Yet , apocryphal as is the anecdote , it well represents the spirit in which Cromwell's commands were issued . The very vividness of his apprehension of the ...
... soldiers - in so many words - to trust in God and keep their powder dry . Yet , apocryphal as is the anecdote , it well represents the spirit in which Cromwell's commands were issued . The very vividness of his apprehension of the ...
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... soldiers at St. Alban's , and then hurrying to Lowestoft to crush a Royalist movement in the town . After this no more is heard of royalism holding up its head in any corner of the Association , and to the end of the war no Royalist in ...
... soldiers at St. Alban's , and then hurrying to Lowestoft to crush a Royalist movement in the town . After this no more is heard of royalism holding up its head in any corner of the Association , and to the end of the war no Royalist in ...
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... soldier in England , declared himself on the side of liberty . In the sectarian sense indeed , Cromwell never attached himself to the Independent or to any other religious body . In firm adherence to the great doctrine of toleration ...
... soldier in England , declared himself on the side of liberty . In the sectarian sense indeed , Cromwell never attached himself to the Independent or to any other religious body . In firm adherence to the great doctrine of toleration ...
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