Leveller Edward Essex ironically dedicated his 1657 pamphlet "Killing No Murder" to this man, calling him "the true father of your country, for while you live we can call nothing ours, and it is from your death that we hope for our inheritances."
Leveller Edward Essex ironically dedicated his 1657 pamphlet "Killing No Murder" to this man, calling him "the true father of your country, for while you live we can call nothing ours, and it is from your death that we hope for our inheritances." Although a radical reformer in his youth, by the late 1650s he became more conservative and regarded the Levellers as anarchists. For ten points, name this former MP from Huntingdon whose death in 1658 did not bring the Levellers their inheritance but instead resulted in the restoration of Charles II three years later.
Leveller Edward Essex ironically dedicated his 1657 pamphlet "Killing No Murder" to this man, calling him "the true father of your country, for while you live we can call nothing ours, and it is from your death that we hope for our inheritances."
Oliver {CROMWELL}