The King's Revenge (39 page)
25
In later editions of
Killing No Murder
, Titus is named as the author – as in the edition of 1689, BL, RB.22.a.7072.
26
Charles II, letter to Lord Mordaunt, 17 April 1660, in
Letters of Charles II
, ed. Bryant.
27
Quoted in C. H. Firth,
Last Years of the Protectorate
, vol. II, 1909.
7 After Oliver
1
A true and faithful narrative of Oliver Cromwell’s compact with the Devil
.
2
The Publick Intelligencer
, November 1658, BL.
3
Abraham Cowley,
A vision concerning his late pretended highness Cromwell the wicked
, 1658.
4
Thomas Burton,
Diary
.
5
Mark Noble,
Lives of the English Regicides
.
6
Abraham Cowley,
A Discourse on the Government of Oliver Cromwell
.
7
N. H. Keeble,
The Restoration
, Oxford: Blackwell, 2002
8
Clarendon,
History of the Rebellion
9
Ronald Hutton,
The Restoration
, Oxford University Press, 1993.
10
Burton,
Diary
.
11
Clarendon,
State Papers
, vol. III.
12
Ludlow,
Voyce
.
13
M. Guizot,
The History of Richard Cromwell and the Restoration of Charles II
, Richard Bently, 1856.
14
Ibid.
15
Burton,
Diary
.
16
E. Budgell,
Memoirs of the Boyles
, 1737.
17
Burton,
Diary
18
Masson, D.,
The Life of John Milton
, Macmillan, 1873.
19
Woolrych, A.,
Britain in Revolution
, Oxford University Press, 2001.
20
C. H. Firth,
Cromwell’s Army
, Greenhill, 1992.
21
D. Underdown,
Royalist Conspiracy in England
.
22
Newsletter, Clarke Papers, 15 October 1659, PRO.
8 The Invader
1
Ludlow,
Voyce
.
2
Thurloe,
State Papers
, vol. 6.
3
François Guizot,
Memoirs of George Monck, Duke of Albermarle
, 1838.
4
Clarendon,
State Papers
, vol. III, PRO.
5
John Price,
The Mystery and the Method of His Majesty’s Happy Restoration
.
6
Ibid.
7
Ibid.
8
Ibid.
9
Clarendon MSS, IXV, fol. 35, 15 October 1659.
10
Egerton MSS, fol. 457.
11
The Parliamentary or Constitutional History of England From the Earliest Times to the Restoration of King Charles II
(MDCCLXIII), vol. 22.
12
Clarke Papers, vol. 4.
13
François Guizot,
Monck or the Fall of the Republic and the Restoration of the Monarchy in England
, Henry G. Bohn, 1851.
14
Clarke Papers.
15
Spalding (ed.),
The Diary of Sir Bulstrode Whitelocke
.
16
Price,
Mystery and Method
.
17
Masson.
18
Clarke Papers.
19
Pepys,
Diary
, 18 January 1660.
20
Clarendon,
History of the Rebellion
.
21
Spalding (ed.),
Diary
.
22
Clarke Papers.
23
William Dawson,
Cromwell’s Understudy
, William Hodge & Co.
24
Pepys,
Diary
, 18 January 1660.
25
Clarke Papers.
26
John Aubrey,
Brief Lives
, 1626–95.
27
Ruth Mayers,
The Crisis of the Commonwealth
, University of Chicago Press, 2006.
28
Guizot,
Monck and the Fall of the Republic
.
29
T. Gumble,
Life of Monck
, 1672.
30
Thomas Skinner,
The Life of General Monck
, 1724.
31
Pepys,
Diary
, 7 February 1660.
32
Ludlow,
Voyce
.
33
Ludlow,
Memoirs
.
34
House of Commons Journal
(hereafter
HCJ
), vol. 7, 13 February 1660.
35
Patrick Morrah,
1660: The Year of Restoration
, Chatto & Windus,
1907
.
9 The Round-up Begins
1
Sir Arthur Forbes, letter to Marquis of Ormond, Clarendon,
State Papers
.
2
Geoffrey Robertson,
The Tyrannicide Brief
.
3
Ibid.
4
J. Cook,
A Sober Vindication of Colonel Ludlow
, 1660.
5
Pepys,
Diary
, 6 March 1660.
6
Thomas Rugge,
Diurnal
, Royal Historical Society.
7
John Price,
Mystery and Method
.
8
Ronald Hutton,
The Restoration
.
9
Clarendon,
State Papers
.
10
Pepys,
Diary
, 8 March 1660.
11
Samborn, letter to Hyde, 2 March 1660, Bodleian Library.
12
Clarendon,
State Papers
.
13
Pepys,
Diary
, 8 March 1660.
14
Anonymous correspondent to Hyde, 23 March 1660.
Life and Administration of England
, 1st Earl of Clarendon, vol. 2.
15
Clarke Papers.
16
Edmund Burke,
Dodsley’s Annual Register
, 1774.
17
B. D. Henning,
History of the House of Commons 1660–1690
, Secker and Warburg, 1983.
18
Ludlow,
Memoirs
.
19
François Guizot,
Memoirs of George Monck, Duke of Albermarle
, 1838.
20
Ibid.
21
Ludlow,
Memoirs
.
22
Clarke Papers.
23
Mercurius Politicus
, 19–26 April,
Mercurius Civicus
, 17–26 April.
10 Exodus
1
Mark Noble,
Lives of the English Regicides
.
2
William Howell,
Medulla Historiæ Anglicanæ. Being a comprehensive history of the lives and reigns of the monarchs of England
.
3
Henry Hallam,
The Constitutional History of England
, John Murray, 1850.
4
Gilbert Burnet,
History of My Own Time
, 1724.
5
William Cobbett,
Cobbett’s Complete Collection of State Trials
, 1809.
6
Edmund Burke,
Letter to a Member of the National Assembly
, vol. 6 of his
Works
, octavo edition, 1808.
7
Letter from Charles II to George Monck, 10–20 May 1660.
8
HCJ
, vol. 11, 29 August 1660.
9
Clarendon, letter endorsed by Edward Hyde, 23 March 1660.
10
Lemuel Aiken Welles,
The History of the Regicides in New England
, 1927.
11
HCJ
, vol. 8, 12 May 1660.
12
David Masson,
The Life of John Milton
, Macmillan, 1874.
13
DNB, Verulam MSS
, 58.
14
Clarendon,
History of the Rebellion
.
15
Ludlow,
Voyce
.
16
Parliamentary Intelligencer
, 14 May 1660.
17
C. H. Firth, ‘Thomas Smith’s the guilt of blood as an intelligencer’,
English Historical Review
XII, 1897.
18
Thomas Burton,
Diary
.
19
David Masson,
Life of John Milton
, 1873.
11 Death List
1
HCJ, 9 May 1660.
2
Ludlow,
Memoirs
.
3
Ludlow,
Voyce
.
4
Confession of Richard Brandon, Hang-man
.
5
W. Lilly,
The last of the astrologers, Mr William Lilly
, Folklore Society, 1974.
6
Masson,
Life of John Milton
.
7
Ludlow,
Memoirs
.
8
Life of Edward, Earl of Clarendon
, Oxford, 1857.
9
Spalding (ed.),
The Diary of Bulstrode Whitelocke
.
10
HCJ
, 9 May 1660.
11
William Carlos Martin,
Life and Times of Milton
.
12
Fleetwood to Monck, Clarke Papers, vol. 4, 25 October 1659.
13
J. R. Jones, ‘Political Groups and Tactics in the Convention of 1660’,
Historical Journal
, 1 June 1963.
14
HCJ, vol. 8, 13–18 June 1660.
15
Masson,
Life of John Milton
.
16
John Price,
The Mystery and method of His Majesty’s happy restauration
, 1815.
17
A true narrative in a letter written to Col B. R. of the apprehension of the grand traitor Thomas Scot
.
18
Lucy Hutchinson,
Memoirs of the Life of Col. John Hutchinson
(c. 1670).
19
C. H. Firth, ‘Thomas Scot’s account of his actions as an intelligencer during the Commonwealth’,
English Historical Review
, 1897.
20
The Diary of John Evelyn
, Routledge/Thoemmes, 1996
21
House of Lords Journal
(hereafter HLJ), vol. XI, p. 104.
22
Douglas C. Wilson, ‘Whalley & Goffe’,
New England Quarterly
, December 1987.
23
Col. Papers
, vol. XV, no. 82.
24
HLJ
, vol. XI, 7 September 1660.
25
Ludlow,
Memoirs
.
26
Mercurius Publicus
, 30 August–6 September 1660.
27
Patrick Morragh,
1660: The Year of Restoration
, Chatto & Windus, 1960.
12 ‘The Guilt of Blood
’
1
Cobbett,
State Trials
, vol. V.
2
Letters of Charles II
, ed. Bryant.
3
Burnet,
History of My Own Times
.
4
Roger Sharrock, introduction to the Penguin edition of
The Pilgrim’s Progress
, 1965.
5
Robertson,
Tyrannicide Brief
.
6
An Exact and Most Impartial Account of the Indictment, Arraignment, Trial and Judgement (According to Law) of Nine and Twenty
Regicides, 1660; Parliamentary Intelligencer
, nos 13 and 14, Thomason Tracts, BL;
The Speeches and Prayers of the Regicides
, 1660, Thomason Tracts, BL.
7
Regnal. 25, Edward 3, Statute 5, section 3, PRO:
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/aep/Edw3Stat5/25/2/section/II
.
8
Ludlow,
Voyce
.
9
Quoted in Cobbett,
State Trials
.
10
This is the version according to Cobbett. According to Kenyng, the
misspelling was Martyn.
11
DNB
.
12 Pepys,
Diary
, vol. 1, 1660.
13
Diary of John Evelyn
, ed. William Bray, vol. 1, 1901. The term ‘oyer and terminer’ is from Anglo-French, meaning ‘hearing and determination’.
14
Cobbett,
State Trials
.
15
15 HCJ
, 4 January 1642:
http://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/-parliamentary-archives/archives-highlights/archives-speakerlenthall/
.
16
Dictionary of National Welsh Biography
, Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, 2001.
13 Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t
1
DNB
.
2
An Exact and Most Impartial Account
(see note 6 on p. 351).
3
DNB
.
4
Cobbett,
State Trials
.
5
Cobbett,
State Trials
.
6
DNB
.
7
Cobbett,
State Trials
.
8
Herbert,
Threnodia Carolina
.
9
Speeches and Prayers of the Regicides
(see note 6 on p. 351).
10
Ibid.
11
Ibid.
12
DNB
.
13
An Exact and Most Impartial Account
.
14
Ludlow,
Memoirs
.
15
An Exact and Most Impartial Account
.
16
Evelyn,
Diary
, Clarendon Press Association.
14 Disinterred
1
Burnet,
History of My Own Times
.
2
Clarendon,
State Papers
.
3
‘Order for exhumation of Oliver Cromwell …’ in Browning,
English Historical Documents 1660–1714
.
4
H. F. McMains,
The Death of Oliver Cromwell
, University Press of Kentucky, 1999.
5
Pepys,
Diary
, 4 December 1660.
6
HCJ.
7
Cobbett,
State Trials
.
8
R. L. Greaves and R. Zaller, eds,
Biographical Dictionary of British Radicals in the Seventeenth Century
, 1982.
