Cromwells Place in History
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It was because the spear of Parliamentarism was tipped with Puritanism that the strife appeals to all who are attracted by the spectacle of unselfish human emotion resolving itself into action. Of the revolutionary spirit as a whole, Cromwell may fairly be taken as the representative man, not because he rose to supreme authority in its course, but because lie added to an intense Puritan feeling — gradually shak- ing off the grosser elements which were choking it — a stirring eagerness for the p...ublic good apart from religious considerations.
Oliver Cromwell was born at Huntingdon in 1599, and was consequently of an age in the early years of Charles's reign to take an interest in public affairs. In 1616 he became an undergraduate at Cambridge. It was probably in the following year that his father's death recalled him home, where his care of his widowed mother and her family, and his practical work — the man- CROMWELL IN THE CIVIL WAR 23 agement of land — gained him reputation amongst his neighbours.
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It was because the spear of Parliamentarism was tipped with Puritanism that the strife appeals to all who are attracted by the spectacle of unselfish human emotion resolving itself into action. Of the revolutionary spirit as a whole, Cromwell may fairly be taken as the representative man, not because he rose to supreme authority in its course, but because lie added to an intense Puritan feeling — gradually shak- ing off the grosser elements which were choking it — a stirring eagerness for the p...ublic good apart from religious considerations.
Oliver Cromwell was born at Huntingdon in 1599, and was consequently of an age in the early years of Charles's reign to take an interest in public affairs. In 1616 he became an undergraduate at Cambridge. It was probably in the following year that his father's death recalled him home, where his care of his widowed mother and her family, and his practical work — the man- CROMWELL IN THE CIVIL WAR 23 agement of land — gained him reputation amongst his neighbours.
What to read after Cromwells Place in History?
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