:25:00
...he will still be our king
and we his subjects.
:25:04
lf he beats us but once,
we shall all be hanged.
:25:09
lf that is so, then why
in the bowels of Christ...
:25:13
...did we take up arms against him
in the first place?
:25:22
Gentlemen...
:25:27
...honest men
have served us faithfully...
:25:31
...and many have died...
:25:34
...that this House may sit in freedom
and this nation live in liberty.
:25:40
ln the name of God, l beseech you...
:25:44
...do not desert them now.
:25:53
Unless Parliament supports
this war to the full...
:25:57
...l am bound to say, in all conscience,
that l will lay down my sword...
:26:01
...and let this House
make its peace with the king...
:26:04
...be that peace ever so base.
:26:14
Then, it is for this House to decide.
:26:18
l move that this House demands...
:26:20
...the immediate resignation
of the high command...
:26:24
...on the grounds that they be
no longer competent...
:26:26
...to command the armed forces
of this Parliament.
:26:33
Order. Order. Order!
:26:35
The motion has been proposed.
Let it now be put to question.
:26:39
-Those against Cromwell"s motion.
-No!
:26:41
-Those in favour of the motion.
-Aye!
:26:44
The ayes have it.
The motion be carried.
:26:49
l move....
:26:52
l move that Colonel Cromwell
be appointed...
:26:55
...commander in chief of the army.
:26:57
Yeah!