Investiture
Invested as Lord Protector in Westminster Hall, where Charles I was tried 8 yrs prior
Role range: 1654-1658
Follow Oliver Cromwell through 307 dated historical records for England.
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Invested as Lord Protector in Westminster Hall, where Charles I was tried 8 yrs prior
Role range: 1654-1658
Cromwell is ceremonially re-installed as Lord Protector (with greater powers than had previously been granted him under this title) at Westminster Hall, sitting upon King Edward's Chair which was specially moved from Westminster Abbey
Role range: 1654-1658
Cromwell underwent a second inauguration with ceremonial features resembling monarchy.
Role range: 1649-1660 – 1653-1658
Signs a Treaty of alliance with France
Role range: 1654-1658
Signs a Treaty of alliance with France
Role range: 1654-1658
Cromwell commits English troops and naval support to joint operations against Spain in Flanders.
Role range: 1654-1658
It is agreed France will capture Gravelines & England will capture Dunkirk & Mardyck
Role range: 1654-1658
It is agreed France will capture Gravelines & England will capture Dunkirk & Mardyck
Role range: 1654-1658
It is agreed France will capture Gravelines & England will capture Dunkirk & Mardyck
Role range: 1654-1658
England will provide a fleet & 6,000 men & France 20,000 men against Spain in Flanders
Role range: 1654-1658
The Upper House will consist of 70 members nominated by Cromwell
Role range: 1654-1658
The Upper House will have 70 members nominated by Cromwell to balance the Commons
Role range: 1654-1658
An Upper House is established by a Bill passed by Parliament
Role range: 1654-1658
An Upper House is established by a Bill passed by Parliament
Role range: 1654-1658
Victory for the French & English over the Spanish
Role range: 1653-1658 – 1654-1658
England captures Dunkirk from Spain. Dunkirk is surrendered
Dunkirk remains in English hands until Charles II sells it to Louis XIV in 1662
Death of Oliver Cromwell, during a bout of malarial fever
Role range: 1654-1658
Death of Oliver Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell died, destabilising the Protectorate settlement.
Role range: 1649-1660 – 1653-1658
Lying-in-State with an effigy, imitating the tradition of Kings. Lying-in-State from 18 October to 10 November at Somerset House
Role range: 1654-1658
Sends 6,000 Ironsides to join up with Turennes army of 20,000
Role range: 1654-1658
Cromwell is attainted after death for his central role in the Commonwealth and regicide settlement.
Role range: 1599-1658
Cromwell's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn as part of the Restoration punishment of regicide leaders.
Role range: 1599-1658
A statue in honour of Cromwell is unveiled
A statue in honour of Cromwell is unveiled opposite the Houses of Parliament
A statues in honour of Oliver Cromwell is unveiled at St Ives
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