Apr 22, 2025
Yes Lord-Protector, the papist has been dealt with.
Long live the Commonwealth of England!
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Yes Lord-Protector, the papist has been dealt with.
Long live the Commonwealth of England!
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An Urgent Call by Robert Alexander Hillingford
Over on Twitter we asked if there were any questions people would like answered about history, politics, and society during the English Civil Wars. Meaghan Brown (@EpistolaryBrown) asked about the oft-repeated line about Oliver Cromwell banning mince pies as part of the Puritan ‘war on Christmas’ in the 1640s and ’50s.
While there was an effort during the 1640s by Parliament to clamp down on the celebration of Christmas and other saints’ and holy days as part of a general de-Romanisation of the calendar, it wasn’t personally directed by Cromwell and he didn’t play a particularly large role in the various pieces of legislation which restricted the celebration of Christmas. We know that, as a Puritan, it is likely that he was sympathetic towards and supported such measures, and as Lord Protector from December 1653 until September 1658 he supported their enforcement.
But does that mean he banned mince pies?
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My uninformed take on the English Civil War:
Roundheads: Puritan fucks who quite literally hate anything fun
Cavaliers: Monarchist bastards who live to trample on the poor
Summation: My two most hated types of people fighting over control of England.
My Favored Side: Cavaliers, barely.
Deciding Factors: Style and fashion. Plus Cromwell became a king in all but name anyway.
THE most underrated hh song is the english civil war song, no i don’t take criticism, i’m right
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