Oliver CromwellLongmans, Green, 1909 - 319 páginas |
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... Cromwell's proceedings during the eleven years in which no Parliament sat , that little is significant . His interference in temporal affairs was invariably on the side of the poor . In 1630 a new charter was granted to ... OLIVER CROMWELL .
... Cromwell's proceedings during the eleven years in which no Parliament sat , that little is significant . His interference in temporal affairs was invariably on the side of the poor . In 1630 a new charter was granted to ... OLIVER CROMWELL .
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... was most hostile to their ideas . The Irish Roman Catholic gentry and nobility , having been driven into Royal- ism by fear of Puritan domination , had agreed with Charles to seize Dublin and to use it as a 20 OLIVER CROMWELL .
... was most hostile to their ideas . The Irish Roman Catholic gentry and nobility , having been driven into Royal- ism by fear of Puritan domination , had agreed with Charles to seize Dublin and to use it as a 20 OLIVER CROMWELL .
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... Cromwell himself , he regarded those decent forms which were significant of deeper realities even to many who had rebelled against the peda- gogic harshness of Laud , as mere rags of popery and superstition to be swept ... OLIVER CRomwell .
... Cromwell himself , he regarded those decent forms which were significant of deeper realities even to many who had rebelled against the peda- gogic harshness of Laud , as mere rags of popery and superstition to be swept ... OLIVER CRomwell .
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... Cromwell did not intervene in the debates on the control of the militia . He was mainly concerned with seeing that the militia was in a state of efficiency for the defence of Parliament . early as January 14 , 1642 ... OLIVER CROMWELL .
... Cromwell did not intervene in the debates on the control of the militia . He was mainly concerned with seeing that the militia was in a state of efficiency for the defence of Parliament . early as January 14 , 1642 ... OLIVER CROMWELL .
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... Cromwell , rallied to his side , and became the captain of another troop in the Parliamentary army . To the end of his career Cromwell never forwarded the prospects of a kinsman or friend unless he was persuaded of his ... OLIVER CROMWELL .
... Cromwell , rallied to his side , and became the captain of another troop in the Parliamentary army . To the end of his career Cromwell never forwarded the prospects of a kinsman or friend unless he was persuaded of his ... OLIVER CROMWELL .
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