Is Oliver Cromwell the 17th century equivalent of a fascist?
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No, he was in many ways the exact opposite. He strongly supported constitutional government through elected representatives. He risked his life to guarantee this for England. read more
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Power struggle sparked by Charles I's attempt to arrest five members of Parliament for treason; pitted forces supporting Parliament against those supporting the king; resulted in a brief rule by Cromwell and Parliament before the restoration of the monarchy. read more
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