Oliver Cromwell and the Rule of the Puritans in England
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A detailed scholarly biography follows Oliver Cromwell from his family background and rise to prominence through military leadership in the civil wars, examining key battles and command of the army, his clash with Parliament, and his part in the king's trial and execution. It then traces his campaigns in Ireland and Scotland, the creation of the Protectorate, and analyses of his domestic, foreign, and colonial policies, parliamentary relations, and household and family life, concluding with an assessment of his death and immediate aftermath.
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