Second Commonwealth (1659–1660)

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The Second Commonwealth (1659–1660) was the brief final phase of republican government in England following Oliver Cromwell’s Protectorate, marked by political instability that led directly to the Restoration of the monarchy under Charles II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
republican government
alsoKnownAs Commonwealth of England (1659–1660) NERFINISHED
Second English Commonwealth NERFINISHED
appliesToJurisdiction England
Ireland NERFINISHED
Scotland
Wales
causeOf Restoration of the monarchy in England
constitutionalStatus monarchy abolished
country England
endCause Declaration of Breda NERFINISHED
Restoration settlement
invitation to Charles II to return
endTime 1660
followedBy Restoration (England) NERFINISHED
Restoration of Charles II NERFINISHED
follows Oliver Cromwell’s Protectorate NERFINISHED
The Protectorate NERFINISHED
governmentForm republic
hasCause collapse of the Protectorate
conflict between army and Parliament
resignation of Richard Cromwell
hasCharacteristic absence of a monarch
military-dominated government
politically unstable
short-lived
languageOfGovernment English
legislativeBody Long Parliament (restored) NERFINISHED
Rump Parliament NERFINISHED
location England
militaryForce New Model Army NERFINISHED
notableFigure Arthur Haselrig NERFINISHED
George Monck NERFINISHED
Henry Vane the Younger NERFINISHED
John Lambert NERFINISHED
Richard Cromwell NERFINISHED
partOf Interregnum (England) NERFINISHED
precededBy The Protectorate of Richard Cromwell NERFINISHED
significantEvent Committee of Safety (1659) NERFINISHED
Convention Parliament (1660) NERFINISHED
Restoration crisis
military intervention by George Monck
political instability in England
recall of the Long Parliament
return of the Rump Parliament
rule of the Rump Parliament
startTime 1659
timePeriod 17th century

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English Commonwealth hasPart Second Commonwealth (1659–1660)