Major-General Thomas Harrison

Focusing on the themes of millenarianism and providence, this book explores Thomas Harrison's pivotal role in the English Revolution, highlighting his connections with significant figures like Ireton and Cromwell, as well as the Fifth Monarchists. It examines the influence of religion within the New Model Army, along with the interplay of literature and reputation during this turbulent period. Beginning with Harrison's dramatic execution, the narrative delves into the ideological and personal dynamics that shaped his life and legacy.