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This is CBS Eye on the World with John Batchelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

Continuing with Associate Professor of Social History at Oxford University, Jonathan Healy.

His new book, The Blazing World,

is a new history of Revolutionary England, 1603 to 1689. It is now 1646. Charles I, the region of England and Ireland, this is everything we understand, the power of the king, surrenders to the Scots called

the Covenanters because he's being pursued by the New Model Army led by Thomas Fairfax and

Oliver Cromwell. Jonathan, we go immediately to the personalities of these leaders of the

new model army, because that will be determinative of this

regicide upon us what is the new model army and what is fairfax to it what is cromwell to it at

this point thank you well the new model army was the attempt by parliament to reorganise their forces because they had found

themselves in a sort of winning position in the Civil War that had taken place and then

they'd blown it, they'd made a mess of it, and they'd decided that part of the problem was that

the commanders, particularly the earls of Essex and the Earl of Manchester,

were not sufficiently committed to full victory. They wanted to sort of, you know, win the battles against the King and then go back to the negotiating table,

whereas actually what needed to be done was the King needed to be beaten completely in the battlefield.

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