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The 16 pages that link to Commonwealth of England, each with the reason it gives.

• English Civil WarBroader topic: It was the regime created after Parliament’s victory and Charles I’s execution.

• Charles I of EnglandRelated: It replaced the crown after Charles's execution.

• Charles II of EnglandCompared with: It replaced the monarchy during Charles’s exile and ended with his return.

• Oliver CromwellNarrower topic: Cromwell was a leading military and political figure in the republic before becoming Lord Protector.

• Kingdom of EnglandBroader topic: It replaced the kingdom after Charles I's execution and ended with the Restoration.

• The ProtectorateRelated: The Protectorate replaced the Commonwealth's earlier governing arrangements in 1653.

• New Model ArmyRelated: The army became a major pillar of the republic’s government and military power.

• Long ParliamentRelated: The Long Parliament’s surviving members governed the new republic as the Rump.

• Kingdom of Great BritainCompared with: It briefly joined the kingdoms under republican rule before the later monarchical union.

• Pride's PurgeRelated: The Rump Parliament proclaimed the Commonwealth after the king's execution.

• Second English Civil WarBroader topic: Parliament’s victory enabled the abolition of the monarchy and creation of the Commonwealth.

• Wars of the Three KingdomsBroader topic: It replaced royal government after the wars and extended its authority into Ireland and Scotland.

• Andrew MarvellRelated: Marvell served as a tutor and later as a Latin secretary during this republican period.

• Battle of WorcesterRelated: Victory at Worcester secured the Commonwealth against Charles II’s invasion.

• Stuart RestorationCompared with: It was the constitutional alternative replaced by the Restoration.

• Execution of Charles I of EnglandNarrower topic: The execution opened the period in which England formally governed without a king.