Constructing Cromwell: ceremony, portrait, and print, 1645-1661

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National Identity and Symbolism Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical Art and Culture Studies

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Introduction 1. 'A Coffin for King Charles, A Crowne for Cromwell': royalist satire and the regicide 2. Portraiture, print, and the republican heroic 3. 'Riding in triumph': ceremony and print in the early Protectorate 4. Contesting Cromwell in the late Protectorate 5. 'I saw him dead': Cromwell's death and funeral 6. Ceremony, print, and punishment in the early restoration Afterword Notes Works cited Index.

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