End of the Paris visit and Cromwell’s rise
In London Matilda, Jane, and Mrs Swaffham adjust to Oliver Cromwell’s ascent as Lord Protector. Cluny Neville’s absence and Jane’s heartbreak deepen the Paris-Swaf fham circle’s anxieties while debates about duty, family, and exile unfold. The chapter closes with domestic resolve and questions of lineage and homeland.
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Mata
Matilda
London
Jane
Lord Neville
Paris
Sir Thomas
Hague
Ilda
Rupert
Israel
Elizabeth Cromwell
Martha
Jevery House
Jevery
Whitehail
Oliver Protector
Verity
Cluny
Hef
Netherlands
Cromwell
Swaffham
Oliver
Tarael
Great Seas
Protector Chapter XI and Saints Parliament Reforms
Fragment discusses Oliver and popular discontent with rapid reforms of the saints' Parliament. It notes the discontent was not confined to a single group and points to broader public reaction to political change.
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Oliver
Dedication of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Opens
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis was formally dedicated in a day of pomp amid fierce wind and dust. President Roosevelt and former President Cleveland endured cold and glare as speeches stressed national growth, frontier virtues and a call to higher public life.
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St. Louis
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Secret Service
Corbin
United States
H. Carter
National Commission
Carter
Heaveng
David R. Francis
The
Fair Association
Louisiana Purchase
Exposition
Francis
Spain
France
Castile
New Orleans
Santa Fe
New
Mexico
Alleghenies
Illinois
Indiana
George Rogers Glarke
Jay and Pinckney
Mississippi
Westeward
Pacific
Louisiana
Hardihood
Jefferson
Gulf
States
Noy
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Amelia E. Barr
Maiden Lane
Ette
Dodd, Mead & Company
Parliament House
Col
Sydenham
Whitehall
Col. Goff
Council of State
Three Nations
Westminster Halil
England
Mrs. Swaffham
Louisiana Purchase’ “Exposition
Hur
Ried
Roose
Velt