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Editor says, what if Oliver Cromwell accepted the crown?
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In 1688, on this day Edward VII (1688-1702) accepted the terms of Parliament, in regards to the new Act of Accession, in order to take the Crown.
The Royal House of Cromwell, Part 4 - Edward VII (1688-1702) by David AtwellIn doing so, Oliver Cromwell (pictured) of the Richards Line was rejected & the Henris would continue to be the main Royal Lineage until the establishment of the Kingdom of America.
Unlike Henry IX rule, Edward?s was a rather quiet affair. British trade, on the other hand, began to dominate the region & was the firm foundation for the future British Empire.
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Permalinks: Post, Day. Browse Thread: House of Cromwell Source: Wikipedia Labels: House of Cromwell, Great Britain, Republic, Puritan, Revolution. Editor says, David Atwell's series can be read in full on the Changing the Times Web Site in Part One and Part Two.
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