Did he do anything noteworthy besides managing to escape from captivity that one time and acting really smug while his victors were kangaroo courting him? Seems like pretty much it.
He built a really cool ship
>>18015660How about the fact the he was five feet eight inches tall at the start of his reign but only four feet ten inches tall at the end of it?
>>18015679Because ofOOOOOLIVER Cromwell, lord protector of England (puritan)
>>18015665Don't forget too, he had a really cool portrait
>>18015660Being the sacrificial lamb that ensured Protestantism would forever survive in England and ensuring Cromwell would rise to his peak so that he could export the British system of governor-generalship to the American colonies was actually the greatest thing he could have done. He and Cromwell could never have known it, but by sticking to their respective faiths they led humanity into its golden age.
>>18015706>Clowns to the left of me>Jokers to the right>Here I am stuck in the middle with you
>>18015711Elaborate, I thought Cromwell wasn't popular in the Colonies
>>18015718I don't know how he was viewed contemporaneously in the colonies, but amerisharts later considered John Brown to be akin to him in spirit kekIt's irrelevant to what I was getting anyways. Shortest version of which is that Cromwell's governor-general system of British expansionism, which came about through his reforms of the military, effectively kept those disgusting f*ench bastards and their popery ways from ever gaining a true foothold against the British colonies from Cromwell's days, when they were in their utmost infancy, through William and Anne's Wars, all the way to '76 when they threw off the yoke of another tyrant king. The long version - start with Webb's volumes and then get back to me
>>18015854Eat shit anglo tard. We already colonized you thouroughly to the point english is mostly french créole.
>>18016220>He said in english
>>18016939*in french créole
>>18016954Name the french words I am using here
>>18016954English puts the adjective before the noun, unlike French.
>>18016220What's that, Jacque? You say something? Sorry, I can't hear you over the sounds of my world empire. How goes the mud war with the Krauts? Still need our help?
>>18017003>>18017063>>18017254I will list all the words which entered your language from french from your posts. >name>french>using>english >adjective>french>Jacques>sounds >empire>noun
>>18017323Correction>>nameGernanic (the same word is used in German)>>frenchGermanic (The endonym of a Germanic people)>>usingFrench>>english Germanic obviously>>adjectiveFrench>>frenchGermanic (The endonym of a Germanic people)>>JacquesHebrew>>sounds Germanic>>empireI guess French, but this word was used in English before 1066 so more correctly Latin>nounFrench
>>18017323>b-b-b-but muh frog words!!!Still coping I see
>>18015660He made another smig speech right before his execution but none in the crowd could hear it because he had to force himself to not start crying
>>18016220>english is mostly french créole.>>18016954>ok it's not even 30% but-KWAB
>>18017323>english>name>french originsyou dont happen to suffer from some sort of mental impairment?
England has never had a great King, ever.
>>18019182Alfred the Great
