Oliver Cromwell's Achievement of His Objectives from 1642 to 1658

The goal of Oliver Cromwell from 1642 to 1658 is to set Cromwell's goal and whether to achieve these goals, that is to say, as in the contemporary historians "minefield of historical controversy and uncertainty" It took. What Barry Coward said Cromwell's goal was always a paradox, so it is impossible to answer whether he achieved it or not. Many of his goals conflict with other opinions, or are hindered by it. His most intimate view is "Congressional freedom" - Cromwell's beliefs for religious tolerance, a unified national church, a "ceremonial reform" - he is a purpose of a pious national state, and with society It reflects the law.

British soldier and politician Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658) was elected Parliament in 1628 and 1640. Frankly Puritan served as Deputy Commander of "New Model Army" in 1645 after the outbreak of the civil war in 1642, and helped organize the army by destroying the main royal army of the Nazi fight in 1645 . After the death of Charles I, Cromwell served as the Hip Council and partly reformed the legal system by enacting Blue's law. He led the fight between Ireland and Scotland in the early 1650s and served as the "main guardian" of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland from 1653 until his death.

In 1642 Charles wrote the beginning of the civil war and proposed a royalist standard at Nottingham. His troops defeated the parliamentary army with Edge Hill in the first war. In 1644, the landowner of the unknown East Anglia, Oliver Cromwell, made progress towards the new paradigm forces of the Congressional Army and well-trained professional armies. Cromwell proved to be a boss in 1645 and won the royal family at Nasby in Northamptonshire Province. Cromwell, Fairfax, Henry Ellighton proposed the head of the proposal to Charles. Charles was stubborn, the delay and the negotiations broke down. In retaliation, after that, the new model army marched in London and occupied the capital.

Loyalty of the new model's army supports Oberbar Cromwell's impeccable power during the protection of the country. Richard Cromwell, who succeeded Oliver in 1658, had nothing to do with the army, and he did not receive the respect that his father won the battle. Richard insisted on maintaining the title of the highest commander in order to maintain the army's control, but Republican opponents of protective forces actively worked to spread dissatisfaction among the soldiers. In April 1659, Richard was dismissed by the military regime led by Major General Frittwood, and the federation was temporarily restored. However, an attempt by Congress to try to contain the military force of the National Assembly forcibly dissected Lambert in October 1659.