The War on Terror in the Commonwealth

By the beginning of october, officers were meeting and letting it be known that they considered it their duty to oppose tyranny in whatever form tyranny takes. A petition that had been requested to halt the momentum of the derby petition wound up not only endorsing the derby petition, but saying that the rump had better not try to sack any more officers or there would be trouble. The game of constitutional chicken picked up speed a few days later when gene monk sent a secret note down from scotland to arthur hazelrig. So hazelrig pushed through a bill cashiering lambert and the eight other officers who had been circulating the army petition. Then the rump ripe general fleetwood