The Protestant Interest in Cromwell's Foreign Relations
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* Hist. Zeitschrift (Sybel). XL. 93.
'■ Vaughan, I. 341, 350, 355.
•* Milton, Literae, I56f. Corap. Vaughan, I. 261, 295, 303.
)I — A few days later further instructions were sent to Pell ad- vising conferences with the Dutch envoys wparticulary for the more effectual managing of this business of so much concernment to the whole Protestant Cause.»' Lockhart presented the matter to Mazarin not wholly without effect. ^ This religious war formed one of Milton's strongest arguments for a Protestant... union in the letters he wrote for Cromwell to the United Provinces, Charles X. and Frederick III.
a few months later. ^ Peace was concluded between the m Cantons in February 1656 at the time the Northern war was becoming the absorbing question in England.
In March 1657, Cromwell wrote another letter in the interest of the Protestant Cause. The compHments which the Landgrave of Hessen had paid Cromwell in ascribing to him a great zeal in promoting the peace of Christendom, was acknowledged by the Protector.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Hist. Zeitschrift (Sybel). XL. 93.
'■ Vaughan, I. 341, 350, 355.
•* Milton, Literae, I56f. Corap. Vaughan, I. 261, 295, 303.
)I — A few days later further instructions were sent to Pell ad- vising conferences with the Dutch envoys wparticulary for the more effectual managing of this business of so much concernment to the whole Protestant Cause.»' Lockhart presented the matter to Mazarin not wholly without effect. ^ This religious war formed one of Milton's strongest arguments for a Protestant... union in the letters he wrote for Cromwell to the United Provinces, Charles X. and Frederick III.
a few months later. ^ Peace was concluded between the m Cantons in February 1656 at the time the Northern war was becoming the absorbing question in England.
In March 1657, Cromwell wrote another letter in the interest of the Protestant Cause. The compHments which the Landgrave of Hessen had paid Cromwell in ascribing to him a great zeal in promoting the peace of Christendom, was acknowledged by the Protector.
What to read after The Protestant Interest in Cromwell's Foreign Relations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jakob N Bowman to read onlineMoreLess
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