in it, parliamentary forces under the leadership of, among others, oliver cromwell, won their first serious victory over the ralists. before this, the reilist cavalry, commanded by king charles ii's nephew, prince rupert of falz, was considered invincible. cromel himself was wounded in the battle and left the field battle, but after dressing he returned and until the very end he commanded and made operational decisions. after this, cromville's soldiers began to be called ironsides. overall, the english civil war, which historians also call the english revolution, lasted two decades. during it, for a short period, the monarchy was even abolished and a republican system was established. charles ii was executed, but in the end the king's power was restored. however, since then it has been seriously limited by parliament. on july 2, 1900 , the first rigid aircraft took off. type. in germany they were called tseplins after the inventor. count and general of the german army ferdinand von zepelin. the count believed that these were the ships of the future. assembly and testing took place at his ex

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antipathy between the monarchy and parliament after which of course charles the 1st was beheaded by oliver cromwell, a little earlier on before the king arrived, there was also a search of the sellers of government buildings including panama, that dates back to 16 o 5, the great gun piled up plots of guy folks. and he's catholic conspirators trying to do away with the then protestant king james the 1st. so a lot of spectacle here. but if there is a cool substance as well, this is the opening old problem. it's a brand new parliament, the son to the labor party, after it's a landslide election when less than 2 weeks ago, they secured a majority of a $172.00 m. p 's in parliament. they will set up some $35.00 bills that they intend to enact in the coming months illustrating, as i say, the scope of the scale and the seriousness at least is tom. and we'll hope that he does that all his vision and his mission to enough change in this country. and that's think goes through the theatrics. so taking a hostage as the inputs, it's joe know they have probably a little challenge, but a hostage situation is goin

and if you get somebody in charge of them who's not responsible like, a julius caesar or an oliver cromwell, a napoleon, they might over your democracy. and that's not what you want to happen. and so the u.s. is in this really interesting position and they have a massive frontier that they are trying to subdue. as we talked about last time, have a huge number of threats, really, really powerful native american, confederacy's that are much more militarily equipped than the new united states. but they don't want to have a very army. so they're going to do some very interesting things with that army to make it fit within america's democratic system and our system of government. so to justify having an army at all needed a job, especially when the nation was not at war and the us isn't at war most of the time. so they need to give the soldiers something to do so that if there is a crisis or the country go to war, you have at least a small army ready to train and equip the volunteer years that you'll draw from the militia. but you don't want them to be too powerful or too ready to go to war. the