Major-General Thomas Harrison

The book delves into the life of Thomas Harrison, a prominent figure in the republican regime during the English Civil War. Known for signing the death warrant of Charles I, his legacy is overshadowed by his brutal execution in 1660, which was witnessed by Samuel Pepys. The narrative explores Harrison's political beliefs, his role in the tumultuous events of the era, and the irony of his demeanor at the time of his death, offering insights into the complexities of loyalty and ideology during a pivotal moment in British history.