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Hint
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Answer
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Year of Birth
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1599
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Town of Birth
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Huntingdon
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Religious conviction
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Calvinist / Puritain
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Name of schoolteacher who influenced his beliefs
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Dr. Thomas Beard
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Name of father
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Robert
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Name of mother
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Elizabeth Steward
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Descended from the sister of this famous advisor to Henry VIII
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Thomas Cromwell
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His Uncle Sir Oliver Cromwell owned this famous estate
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Hichingbrooke House
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The above entertained James I with this favourite bird of his
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Hawk
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The two constituencies for where hes was MP
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Huntingdon, Cambridge
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Full name of wife
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Elizabeth Bourchier
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What poet John Milton called him
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"our chief of men"
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Number of weeks he deliberated whether to take the crown
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6
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Army association he was first part of
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Eastern Association
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Earl he was second in command to for the above
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Earl of Manchester
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Solo in command, he won this decisive victory at this battle against Scottish Engagers
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Preston
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Term for the bigshots in the New Model Army who mistrusted the Levellers
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Grandees
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Fortified Irish port towns he besieged and massacred
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Drogheda, Wexford
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Decisive victory against Scots at this battle after proclamation of Charles II as king
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Dunbar
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Constituted this Parliament after dissolving the Rump by snatching ceremonial mace
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Barbones Parliament
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Name of the first Constitution of the Commonwealth of England drafted by Lambert
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Instrument of Government
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Year he became Lord Protector
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1653
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His yearly salary as Lord Protector in Pounds
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100,000
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Welcomed back this group after they were explled by Edward I
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Jews
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Changed his signature from Oliver Cromwell to this when he became Protector
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Oliver P
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Where he was executed posthumously
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Tyburn
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Two other people who's severed heads were placed on poles outside Westminster Hall
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Ireton and Bradshaw
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This reportedly raged in Europe on the day of his death
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Storm
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What ordinance was Cromwell and one other MP exempt to, concerning not simulataneously being a member of Parliament and army leader
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Self-denying ordinance
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The leader of the Parliamentary 'Peace' party during the civil war
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Denzil Holles
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Number of Parliamentary members identified by New Model army as enemies in 1648 and expelled
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11
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