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Where was George Monck a commander under Parliamentarian rule?
Eastern Ulster
Southern Surrey
Western Wales
Northern Norfolk
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George Monck was a commander under Parliamentarian rule in Eastern Ulster. In 1647, he was appointed Lieutenant-General of Ireland and in 1649 he was appointed Governor of Ulster. He was responsible for suppressing rebellions in Ulster and for restoring order to the province.
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