Who can explain the progress in the understanding of history in the bush Yuanye incident?

Will Incident: During the English Revolution, there was a struggle between independents and egalitarians. At a military parade in Weil, in addition to the four cavalry units and three infantry units ordered to come, Harrison and Robert Learborn, led by equals, also came (these two teams were originally ordered to go to other places to participate in the military parade). The soldiers of Robert Li Erben's team drove away most of the officers in the regiment. They also pinned the "People's Convention" and the slogan: "Free Britain! Give strength to the soldiers! " Some famous officers, such as Colonel Reinpolo, also attended. Soldiers of other teams did not respond to the call of equals because they did not do the necessary organizational work and action plan in advance. When ReinPoirot arrived in Fairfax with a people's congress, he was pushed aside. Harrison's soldiers can't stand Fairfax's persuasion, that is, they show obedience. Although Robert Li Erben's team persisted in the struggle, they did not take decisive and positive actions. As a result, Cromwell drew his sword and rode into the regiment, arrested the leader and threatened the rest of the soldiers. Subsequently, the perpetrators were tried by a military court, and three people were sentenced to death. One of the soldiers, Arnold, was shot and killed by the firing squad with dice in front of the team. Therefore, as one historian said, Cromwell's quick action "restored the order of the rebels." In this decisive struggle of hand-to-hand combat, the senior independent officer won the victory with no effort. In this way, the powerful equalists in the army were easily subdued by others, laid down their weapons and watched their comrades fall in a pool of blood under the gunfire of the executioner of the execution class.