The Self-Fashioning of Oliver Cromwell provides a close analysis of
Cromwell's letters and speeches. It assesses the influence of
Cromwell's Puritan faith, and evaluates Cromwell's role in the main
public arenas of his life. The work also examines the significance
of the title 'Lord Protector', and discusses Cromwell's acceptance
of that title. Self-fashioning theory is employed to highlight the
ways in which Cromwell fashioned himself in opposition to
threatening Others. The book also discusses the ways in which the
parameters of Cromwell's time, such as the religious and political
environment, influenced his self-fashioning. The final chapter
explores the relationship between Cromwell's self-fashioning and
his public image. This book will be of interest to historians, to
literary scholars, for those concerned with self-fashioning, and to
the general reader.
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