Talk:Charles Stuart, that man of blood

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Geneva Bible

For information:

Oliver Cromwell's soldiers' pocket bible (1643) from the beloved Geneva version
The 1599 Geneva Study Bible 2 Samuel 16

Whether member of the New Model Army read the Geneva Bible or the King James. The text 2 Samuel 16:8 the text is almost the same. -- PBS (talk) 08:51, 21 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]