Oliver Cromwell might well be the most controversial person in British history. The lowly landowner who became a quasi-king, helping slaying an actual king in the process, he's regarded as a champion of liberty by some, and a kind of 17th Century fascist by others.
So should we celebrate or revile Cromwell today? Consider the opposing points of view and make your own thoughts felt below.
What Do You Think Of That Genius?
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