Milton and the Commonwealth rise under Cromwell
The piece traces the rise of the Commonwealth after the king’s execution, noting the army led by Independents and sects faced strong Royalist and Presbyterian opposition. It credits Milton’s genius and pamphleteering, especially The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates, for justifying actions against the king and shaping Commonwealth policy. It concludes with Milton accepting the Secretary of Foreign Tongues role as Cromwell assumes supreme command in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Scotland
Ireland
Ireton
England
London
Milton
Department of Labour
Charles
Council of State
Commonwealth
Prynne
Europe
Cromwell
Congregationalism in Norivolen and Suffolk
A review of Mr Browne’s six hundred page history of early Nonconformists in the Eastern Counties, tracing Puritan origins, key figures like Robert Browne and Pastor Robinson, and the persecutions under Bishop Matthew Wren. It notes the 1619 28 penal laws and the 1640s upheavals, with details of Anabaptist cases, church resilience, and aftermath into the Commonwealth and Restoration.
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Harsnet
Yarmouth
Thomas Cayme
Isis
Wren
Matthew Wren
Ely
Wm. Green
Bromholm
Ipswich
Cook
Fritton
Farrer
Benestall
Bridges
Wickham Market
Cromwell
Mr. Browne
Bury St. Edmunds
Hugh Peters
Oliver Cromwell
Malesworth
History of Congregationalism and Memorials in Norfolk
A bibliographic note on JoeN Browne B A and his work History of Congregationalism and Memorials of the Churches in Norfolk and Suffolk printed by Jarrold and Son. The publication details include regional focus and author credentials.
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Norfolk
Suffolk
Joen Browne
Jarrold and Son