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1628-29

Cromwell becomes the Member of Parliament for Huntingdon in 1628. In 1629 Parliament is dissolved by Charles I.

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School’s History Conference 2024
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In late June 2024, on a very hot day in the Assembly Room of Huntingdon Town Hall, an audience of A level students, and their teachers, listened to three debates about some key questions of the mid-seventeenth century. Listen here…

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In May 2024 the Cromwell Association organised a teacher’s event at the National Civil War Centre, Newark introducing new research on the civil wars. Although devised for teachers both lectures will be of interest to a more general audience. Our thanks to The World Turned Upside Down website for recording these talks…
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