: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!
:27:23
Bristol. We must dispatch aid
to Bristol with all possible speed...
:27:27
...for as long as Rupert holds Bristol,
this war be not lost.
:27:30
General Digby, if you can detach
your forces in this area...
:27:34
...and approach Bristol from the east--
:27:36
To do that, my lord, would be
to expose this city to immediate attack.
:27:43
Then we move
the Marquis of Huntly"s army south.
:27:46
The marquis, my lord, surrendered
to Cromwell"s forces yesterday.
:27:51
Cromwell. l hear nothing
but Cromwell, Cromwell.
:27:55
My lord, it is but a game we play here...
:27:57
...a game with wooden armies
and paper flags.