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Being disappointed at the delay in the fulfilllment of their hopes, they attempted to foment political agitation against the government of Cromwell. They found considerable supporter amongst members of the [New Model Army]? and The Levellers.
Being disappointed at the delay in the fulfilllment of their hopes, they attempted to foment political agitation against the government of Cromwell. They found considerable support amongst members of the [New Model Army]? and The Levellers. The Fifth Monarchists saw the overthrow of Charles I as a divine sign of the second coming of Christ and the establishment of a thousand years of Christ's rule on earth.

One of their leaders was Major-General [Thomas Harrison]?, the son of a Newcastle-under-Lyme? butcher. He was involved in the execution of Charles I, commanding the guards on the day of the royal execution in 1649.

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