The Protectorate's foreign relations are among the most
misunderstood aspects of a little-known period of British history,
usually seen as an interlude between regicide and Restoration. Yet
Cromwell's unique political and military position and current
European conflicts enabled him to play a crucial role in
international affairs, playing off France against Spain and
arousing Catholic fears. Financial and security problems determined
the nature of Cromwell's policies, but he achieved great influence
among his neighbours in five turbulent years.
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