Publisher's Description

Cromwell is here presented as a hero to the world, as a Christian to Christians. He interfered violently in public affairs and disturbed the constitutional order of the state. This was his fault—a fault that saved his country. This volume is authored by a master writer of history who received a Doctor of Divinity from the College of Princeton, New Jersey, and later from the Theological Faculty of the University of Berlin.

Endorsement

This edition revealed to me the true nature and importance to British history, Europe and indeed the world. We could certainly learn much from his foreign policy. A truly great man; father, politician. and a leader. he obviously did far more than execute Charles one, for which he is more renown, than the peace and stability he brought to Europe. The concept of Church and State being separate entities was also well introduced and handles , along with the rise of Protestantism.