Julius Caesar, who used his army to seize power in ancient Rome, was a cautionary tale. So was Oliver Cromwell’s use of his ...

Oliver Cromwell died in 1658. He was replaced as Lord Protector by his son, Richard Cromwell. The army was concerned about Richard’s lack of military experience. They did not believe he could ...

So was Oliver Cromwell’s use of his military power in the English Civil War to execute King Charles I and rule England. Washington’s act set a powerful example for future generations.