Cromwell

00:00:38 Is that him?

00:06:01 They may invade us at any moment.

00:09:19 As a magistrate, you should know the king is the law of this land.

00:14:14 He did pray with you? In your chapel?

00:18:26 Upon that place rests all the hopes of this nation

00:22:32 SPEAKER: By all means, sir. Gentlemen.

00:27:43 that England must move forward to a more enlightened form of government

00:32:43 Oliver, your name is on it.

00:39:43 Hello, Father. Father.

00:45:06 fight for us that we may glorify thee."

00:51:38 It's getting too damned close for my liking.

00:58:54 We came to meet Manchester and instead we find the king's army.

01:08:07 If he beats us but once, we shall all be hanged.

01:12:33 will seem as nothing should these Puritans come to power.

01:17:08 His Highness is to be kept under close guard

01:24:25 l have given this House's assurance that his wishes will be complied with.

01:29:04 One is given to wondering, Mr. Cromwell, why you do not do that.

01:32:57 Colonel Harrison. Yes, General.

01:38:42 Therefore, let me know by what authority I am brought here

01:43:22 We have gone too far in this matter. This commission has no authority--

01:50:09 By my God, l have thought on it.

01:57:30 Then when I put out my hands so:

02:05:26 Now, Ireton, mark me, and mark me well.

02:10:01 This is no Parliament. I shall put an end to your sitting.