Britain's
Independent has an interesting article on a new book on Oliver Cromwell -- in my view the greatest Englishman who ever lived, and whose portrait, alongside that of Luther and the Protector's son-in-law, Henry Ireton, hang on the Great Wall of the Regicides in the Dean's office at Westminster -- Luther qualifying because he beheaded the antichrist, of course. The debate about Cromwell's contribution -- good or evil or something in between -- continues 350 years after the great man died. You can read it
here.
