Oliver Cromwell and the Rule of the Puritans in England
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EARLY LIFE, 1599-1629
30:29 -
THE PREPARATION FOR THE CIVIL WAR, 1629-1640
42:48 -
THE LONG PARLIAMENT, 1640-1642
37:45 -
THE FIRST CAMPAIGN, 1642
25:33 -
CROMWELL IN THE EASTERN ASSOCIATION, 1643
24:51 -
MARSTON MOOR, 1644
33:40 -
NASEBY AND LANGPORT, 1645-1646
33:06 -
PRESBYTERIANS AND INDEPENDENTS, 1642-1647
37:58 -
ARMY AND PARLIAMENT, 1647-1648
50:48 -
THE SECOND CIVIL WAR, 1648
24:25 -
CROMWELL AND THE KING’S EXECUTION, 1648-1649
36:53 -
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ENEMIES, 1649
39:31 -
IRELAND, 1649-1650
33:52 -
CROMWELL AND SCOTLAND, 1650-1651
41:33 -
THE END OF THE LONG PARLIAMENT, 1651-1653
42:04 -
THE FOUNDATION OF THE PROTECTORATE, 1653
30:56 -
CROMWELL’S DOMESTIC POLICY, 1654-1658
41:13 -
CROMWELL’S FOREIGN POLICY, 1654-1658
33:58 -
CROMWELL’S COLONIAL POLICY
29:59 -
CROMWELL AND HIS PARLIAMENTS
41:22 -
THE DEATH OF CROMWELL, 1658-1660
34:24 -
CROMWELL AND HIS FAMILY
20:58 -
EPILOGUE
34:01
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Family fortunes built during the Reformation provide the starting point for Charles Harding Firth's account of Oliver Cromwell. Published in 1900, this biography follows Cromwell through the English Civil War and into the Commonwealth and Protectorate. Its scope joins military campaigns to disputes over Parliament, religious authority and the shape of government, with chapters on domestic, foreign and colonial policy.
The discussion of Cromwell's faith gives the political narrative a personal focus. Firth examines his habit of treating battlefield success as evidence of divine approval, and the confidence that conviction gave his followers. The opening's account of land, marriage and royal favour also places him within a family whose position changed with England's religious upheavals. For readers interested in seventeenth-century Britain, the book offers a way to study how inherited status, spiritual belief and public power worked together in one career.
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