The Lord Protector

Preface
Introduction
1. Formative Influences
2. Early Political Experience
3. From the Beginning of the Civil War to the Spring of 1644
4. The Civil War: Spring 1644 to the Self-Denying Ordinance
5. The Civil War: Spring 1645 to the End of the First Civil War
6. From the Fall of Oxford to the Army Debates, July 1647
7. The Army Debates of 1647
8. Carisbrooke to the Outbreak of the Second Civil War
9. The Second Civil War
10. The Execution of the King
11. The Beginnings of the Commonwealth Military and Political Problems
12. The Irish Campaign and Its Moral Issues
13. The Scottish Campaign: Dunbar
14. The Scottish Campaign: Worcester
15. From Worcester to the Expulsion of the Rump
16. Experiments at Home and Abroad
17. Princeps: The Constitution and the Major-Generals
18. Princeps: Home and Foreign Policy
19. The Kingship and the End
20. Judgement
Appendices
1. Letter to Mr. Storie, January II, 1635/6
2. Biblical Analysis of Cromwell's Letter to Mrs. St. John, October 23, 1638
3. Extract from "Vindiciae Veritatis"
4. Letter to Robert Hammond, November 6, 1648
5. Letter to Robert Hammond, November 25, 1648
6. The "Saddle Letter" Account
7. Selected Letters
8. Professor W.C. Abbott and Oliver Cromwell
Select Bibliography
Index