Oliver Cromwell and His Warts
By Alan MacDonald
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Synopsis
Discover the intriguing life of Oliver Cromwell, the man who led the Roundheads to victory and played a pivotal role in the execution of King Charles I. This book delves into his strict Puritan beliefs, including the banning of Christmas and swearing, and recounts the peculiar incident of him attending a party covered in manure. A captivating exploration of a complex historical figure, warts and all.
About the author
Alan MacDonald is a popular British author who writes funny and exciting books for children. He is best known for the 'Dirty Bertie' series, which follows the adventures of a mischievous boy who loves getting into trouble. Alan enjoys making readers laugh and hopes his stories inspire a love of reading and imagination.
Pages
176 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2000
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