Oliver Cromwell and the English People

Discover the intriguing insights of Oliver Cromwell and the English People by Ernest Barker, a thought-provoking work first published in 1937 and reissued by Cambridge University Press in 2012. This engaging book presents the text of a compelling lecture delivered by Barker to the Friedrich Sthamer-Gesellschaft in Hamburg in 1936. Spanning 108 pages, it offers a rich exploration of Oliver Cromwell's impact on English society and the interplay between church and state during a tumultuous period in British history. In addition to the main lecture, the book includes insightful notes and an epilogue that draws parallels between the English Puritan Revolution and the German National Socialist Revolution. Perfect for history enthusiasts and scholars alike, this paperback edition will deepen your understanding of Cromwell's legacy and its relevance today.