Oliver Cromwell and the Rule of the Puritans in England

“I was by birth a gentleman living neither in any considerable height nor yet in obscurity,” said the Protector to one of his Parliaments. Cromwell’s family was one of the many English families which rose to wealth and importance at the time of the Reformation. It owed its name and its fortune to...

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Oliver Cromwell and the Rule of the Puritans in England

CHAPTER I EARLY LIFE 1599–1629
CHAPTER II THE PREPARATION FOR THE CIVIL WAR 1629–1640
CHAPTER III THE LONG PARLIAMENT 1640–1642
CHAPTER IV THE FIRST CAMPAIGN 1642
CHAPTER V CROMWELL IN THE EASTERN ASSOCIATION 1643
CHAPTER VI MARSTON MOOR 1644
CHAPTER VII NASEBY AND LANGPORT 1645–1646
CHAPTER VIII PRESBYTERIANS AND INDEPENDENTS 1642–1647
CHAPTER IX ARMY AND PARLIAMENT 1647–1648
CHAPTER X THE SECOND CIVIL WAR 1648
CHAPTER XI CROMWELL AND THE KING’S EXECUTION 1648–1649
CHAPTER XII THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ENEMIES 1649
CHAPTER XIII IRELAND 1649–1650
CHAPTER XIV CROMWELL AND SCOTLAND 1650–1651
CHAPTER XV THE END OF THE LONG PARLIAMENT 1651–1653
CHAPTER XVI THE FOUNDATION OF THE PROTECTORATE 1653
CHAPTER XVII CROMWELL’S DOMESTIC POLICY 1654–1658
CHAPTER XVIII CROMWELL’S FOREIGN POLICY 1654–1658
CHAPTER XIX CROMWELL’S COLONIAL POLICY
CHAPTER XX CROMWELL AND HIS PARLIAMENTS
CHAPTER XXI THE DEATH OF CROMWELL 1658–1660
CHAPTER XXII CROMWELL AND HIS FAMILY
CHAPTER XXIII EPILOGUE

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