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When Oliver Cromwell was Lord Protector of England, he resided primarily at Whitehall Palace in London. This grand residence served as the main seat of government during his rule from 1653 until his death in 1658. Cromwell's time at Whitehall was marked by significant political and military changes in England as he led the nation following the English Civil War.
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Where did oliver cromwell live in Glasgow?
Oliver Cromwell didn't live in Glasgow, he lived in Cambridgeshire: Huntingdon and then Ely.
Were did Oliver Cromwell live?
He lived in Ely after moving from Huntingdon
What is oliver cromwell's son name?
WE don't know but oliver rayner and edward mellor who live in Hemingbrough are best friends for ever
Did oliver cromwell live in Devon?
No, Oliver Cromwell did not live in Devon. He was born in Huntingdon, England, in 1599 and spent much of his life in East Anglia, particularly in Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire. While he may have visited Devon during his military campaigns, there is no record of him residing there.
Did Oliver Cromwell live in felsted Essex?
It is hard to know if Cromwell lived in felsted Essex because it was so long ago and there are not many sources indicating where he lived. However we do know that he was a farmer and worked in Parliament. Essex was a farming land and very close to London where Parliament is so it is very possible that Cromwell did live in felsted Essex.
What jubilee comes after the diamond jubilee?
Grinding poverty for the people who will have to pay for this extravagance! There is fawning all around to this obscure inbred German family LONG LIVE THE MEMORY OF OLIVER CROMWELL!
Why was oliver cromwell New Model Army important?
Oliver Cromwell was a Parliamentarian that disagreed with King Charles I not giving power to Parliament to make just and fair laws. King Charles believed he was an absolute monarch and a Divine Right Ruler - receiving his power to rule from God and had the right to allow Parliament to meet or send it home. The disagreement between the Crown and Parliament, and King Charles willingness to let Catholicism back into England, even though English law forbade it, led to a civil war between the King and Parliament. The King's army, the Cavaliers were well trained and armed. The army of Parliament were young lads and farmers and not so well trained. The Roundheads were no match for the Cavaliers. As a result of the Roundheads being routed, Cromwell formed and trained his own army - The New Model Army. The New Model Army defeated the Cavaliers, and King Charles was eventually beheaded by sword. Cromwell tried to get Parliament to rule justly and fairly, but was unsuccessful. He became dictator (Lord Protector) of England for several years until a new Parliament was in place that made fair and just laws for English citizens to live by.
What was it like to live in cromwell's England?
it was probably very sad cromwell only wanted land and i think he probably was very greedy.
Who ruled with parliament for 11 years after Charles the first?
Oliver Cromwell until his death in 1658, then (notionally) his eldest son Richard, who was not suited to high office and went to live abroad. After a short interval, the monarchy was restored with the entry of Charles II into London.
What are five positive facts about Oliver Cromwell?
He was a very good leader in warHe knew how to control an army of hungry menHe knew what he had to do to win a battleHe knew what the public wanted so if he ruled he would be able to change themHe welcomed many religions to England, including the Jewish
Where did Oliver Brown live?
Great
Where does Oliver live?
he lives in England
