Clarke Papers

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The Clarke Papers are a collection of 17th-century manuscripts that preserve key records of the English Civil War and Interregnum, including debates and correspondence of the New Model Army and leading Parliamentarians.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical manuscript collection
primary source
associatedWith Council of State (Commonwealth of England) NERFINISHED
New Model Army NERFINISHED
Oliver Cromwell NERFINISHED
Parliamentarian side in the English Civil War
chronologicalOrder mid-17th century
collector William Clarke NERFINISHED
contains Council of the Army debates
New Model Army debates
Parliamentarian correspondence
military orders
political petitions
country England
documents army politics
constitutional debates
relations between Army and Parliament
religious and political radicalism
documentType manuscript
genre correspondence
debate records
military papers
political papers
language English
location Oxford NERFINISHED
mainSubject English Civil War NERFINISHED
Interregnum (England) NERFINISHED
New Model Army NERFINISHED
Parliament of England NERFINISHED
materialForm paper
namedAfter William Clarke NERFINISHED
occupationOfCollector secretary to the Army
repository Bodleian Library NERFINISHED
Worcester College, Oxford NERFINISHED
significance important record of Interregnum government
key evidence for New Model Army political debates
major primary source for English Civil War studies
temporalCoverage 17th century
English Civil War (1642–1651) NERFINISHED
English Interregnum (1649–1660) NERFINISHED
timePeriodDocumented Commonwealth of England NERFINISHED
Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell NERFINISHED
reign of Charles I
usedAsSourceBy historians of the English Civil War
historians of the English Revolution

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Putney Debates recordedIn Clarke Papers