Quotes for 2nd Contraversy on Cromwellian Protectorate 4.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: Ryan MartinCreated on: 10-04-13 10:04 "To resurrect the title again was dangerous." P Little 1 of 37 Biblical Achan, not to build Jericho again. P Little 2 of 37 Cromwell on Kingship - "Brink of committing a terrible sin." P Little 3 of 37 "Negative attitudes came from all parts of the country and from all parts of the political and religious scale." B Coward 4 of 37 Major-Generals confirmed "Protectorate as a military, high tax regime." B Coward 5 of 37 "Deep ideological divisions." B Coward 6 of 37 Scotland and Ireland - "In both countries the campaign was a complete flop." B Coward 7 of 37 "Iron fisted" side of the Protectorate after February 1655. B Coward 8 of 37 It was a " REVOLUTIONARY REPUBLIC" a hybrid of constitution and dictatorship based on anti-formalism. B Coward 9 of 37 The "country ruled by military dictatorship." T Royle 10 of 37 "Protectorate glibly branded a military dictatorship." A Woolrych 11 of 37 Instrument of Government - "a work of darkness." E Ludlow (contemporary) 12 of 37 "Instrument gave more to the Protector than the monarchy had enjoyed." A Woolrych 13 of 37 Instrument of Government - "an honest piece of constitution building." A Woolrych 14 of 37 "Widely regarded a military dictatorship." G Goodlad 15 of 37 "Cromwell had a genuine belief in Parliament and sought." G Goodlad 16 of 37 Cromwell - "King in all but name." G Goodlad 17 of 37 Cromwell - "A mighty and divided soul." R Hutton 18 of 37 "Very important role of the army in the localities." R Hutton 19 of 37 Major-General Charles Worsley - "Worked three times as hard." R Hutton 20 of 37 "Disprove locked up Quakers, Berry released them." R Hutton 21 of 37 Told Cromwell - "he took the crown off from the head of Christ and put it upon his own." J Carew (contemporary) 22 of 37 Major-Generals ruled by "the maxims of Western tyranny." D Hume 23 of 37 "I would not build Jericho again." O Cromwell (contemporary) 24 of 37 Instrument of Government - "it limited me and bound my hands." O Cromwell (contemporary) 25 of 37 "Personal Kingship was replaced by a bewildering succession of constitutional experiments." S Kelsey 26 of 37 England was a "world turned upside down." S Kelsey 27 of 37 "Conflict between civilians and soldiers ruined every attempt a settlement after 1649." S Kelsey 28 of 37 "Inescapable internal contradictions between radical reformation and conservative constitutionalism." S Kelsey 29 of 37 Vernacular Republicanism - "England was a Republic before 1649 and remained one after 1660." S Kelsey 30 of 37 Harrison and Lambert rivalry made it "misleading to talk of the army as a united entity." S Kelsey 31 of 37 Protectorate was "built on quicksand" only survived due to the "remarkable personality of Oliver Cromwell." M Kishlansky 32 of 37 "Cromwell cashiered several senior officers, including Okey and Overton, for publicly opposing the Protectorate." M Kishlansky 33 of 37 Cromwell told M-Gs to "encourage godliness and virtue." M Kishlansky 34 of 37 "Major-Generals were detested in the localities." M Kishlansky 35 of 37 On Kingship, Cromwell "chose loyalty to his comrades-in-arms." M Kishlansky 36 of 37 Cromwell was "infused by the millenarian vision of a more glorious world to come." M Kishlansky 37 of 37
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