Suitable for specialists in the area and students taking courses on early modern English, European and American history as well as those with a more general interest in the period.
Suitable for specialists in the area and students taking courses on early modern English, European and American history as well as those with a more general interest in the period.
David Farr is Deputy Head Academic of Norwich School. He is author of four full-length studies of the Cromwellian military-religious figures, John Lambert, Henry Ireton, Thomas Harrison, Hezekiah Haynes (2020), and the 2022 Brokerage and Networks in London's Global World: Kinship, Commerce, and Communities through the experience of John Blackwell.
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Introduction Henry Ireton, Cromwell's 'son': New Model Officer Marriages and the Politics of Settlement during the English Revolution The Iretons and Cromwell's financial management John Ireton and the afterlife of Henry Ireton and Cromwell Clement Ireton: Fifth Monarchist opponent of Cromwell John Ireton: the Restoration and continuing opposition to the Stuarts Bridget Ireton and Charles Fleetwood, Cromwell's 'son' Fleetwood and the Politics of Cromwell's Protectorate Fleetwood and his 'brother', Henry Cromwell Fleetwood and the fracturing of the Cromwellian alliance Fleetwood and the failure of the English Revolution John Disbrowe and the failure of the English Revolution Cromwell's financial management, kinship and the politics of the Protectorate Fleetwood and Restoration communities of radicals Bridget Bendish and the memory of Oliver Cromwell in East Anglia Henry and Bridget Ireton and the politics of the Glorious Revolution Conclusion: Cromwell's kin and the afterlife of the English Revolution
Introduction Henry Ireton, Cromwell's 'son': New Model Officer Marriages and the Politics of Settlement during the English Revolution The Iretons and Cromwell's financial management John Ireton and the afterlife of Henry Ireton and Cromwell Clement Ireton: Fifth Monarchist opponent of Cromwell John Ireton: the Restoration and continuing opposition to the Stuarts Bridget Ireton and Charles Fleetwood, Cromwell's 'son' Fleetwood and the Politics of Cromwell's Protectorate Fleetwood and his 'brother', Henry Cromwell Fleetwood and the fracturing of the Cromwellian alliance Fleetwood and the failure of the English Revolution John Disbrowe and the failure of the English Revolution Cromwell's financial management, kinship and the politics of the Protectorate Fleetwood and Restoration communities of radicals Bridget Bendish and the memory of Oliver Cromwell in East Anglia Henry and Bridget Ireton and the politics of the Glorious Revolution Conclusion: Cromwell's kin and the afterlife of the English Revolution
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