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Oliver Cromwell

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Oliver Cromwell Frontispiece

(From the portrait by Robert Walker at Hinchingbrooke.)

FACING PAGE

Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford 8

(From the miniature at Devonshire House.)

Oliver Cromwell 12

(From a miniature by Cooper.)

Sir John Eliot 16

(From the portrait by Van Somer at Port Eliot.)

All Saints’ Church, Huntingdon 24

Cromwell’s House at Ely 28

Archbishop Laud 34

(From the portrait at Lambeth Palace, painted by Vandyke.)

West Tower, Ely Cathedral, from Monastery Close 40

John Pym 52

(From the portrait by Cornelius Janssen.)

Prince Rupert 68

(From the portrait by Vandyke at Hinchingbrooke.)

Fac-simile of Letter from Oliver Cromwell to Mr. Storie, written January 11, 1635, said to be the earliest extant letter in Cromwell’s Handwriting 74

(From the original in the British Museum.)

xJohn Hampden 80

(From the portrait by Robert Walker at Port Eliot.)

Cromwell’s Engagement with the Marquis of Newcastle’s Regiment of “Whitecoats” in the Battle of Marston Moor 88

The City Walls of York, with the Cathedral in the Distance 96

King Charles I. 108

(From the replica at the Dresden Gallery, by Sir Peter Lely.)

General Sir Thomas Fairfax 116

(From the portrait by Robert Walker at Althorp.)

John Milton 120

(From the drawing in crayon by Faithorne at Bayfordbury.)

The Death Warrant of King Charles I.—Signed by Oliver Cromwell and other members of the court 128

(From the original in the library in the House of Lords.)

Pride’s Purge 136

Interior of Westminster Hall. Where Parliament sat and where King Charles I. was tried and sentenced 140

Magdalen Tower, Drogheda 154

St. Lawrence’s Gate, Drogheda 158

Cromwell Leading the Assault on Drogheda 164

The Battle-field of Dunbar 172

Seal of the Protectorate 178

(From an impression in wax in the British Museum.)

xiAdmiral Robert Blake 184

(From the portrait at Wadham College, Oxford.)

Cromwell Dissolving the Long Parliament 186

Oliver Cromwell 190

(From the painting at Althorp by Robert Walker.)

The Clock Tower, Hampton Court 200

The Great Hall, Hampton Court—In this room the state dinners were given under the Protectorate 206

The Second Installation of Cromwell as Protector, in Westminster Hall, June 26, 1657 210

Sir William Waller 216

(From the portrait by Sir Peter Lely at Goodwood.)

Henry Cromwell—Son of the Protector, and Governor of Ireland 220

The Last Charge of the Ironsides 226

Richard Cromwell 232

Exterior of Westminster Hall 236

Oliver Cromwell 240

(From the bust by Bernini.)

OLIVER CROMWELL

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