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BIOGRAPHICAL

HISTORY OF ENGLAND.

THE INTERREGNUM CONTINUED.

CLASS VII.

OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.

GENERAL FAIRFAX, holding the head of Charles I. by the hair, in his right hand, and an are in his left. The print, which seems to be Dutch, is inscribed" Carnifex Regis Angliæ;" 8vo.

OLIVER CROMWELL, &c. lieutenant-general. Joost Hartgers exc. 8vo.

OLIVERIUS CROMWELL, exercituum Anglicæ reipublicæ generalis locum-tenens, gubernator Hiberniæ, &c. P. Aubrey; 4to.

OLIVERIUS CROMWELL, vice-generalis. Heads of Charles I. &c. 4to.

LIEUTENANT-GENERAL FLEETWOOD was the chief of the fourteen major-generals appointed by Cromwell over England and Wales. These men, most of whom were obscure persons,

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