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[27] Walker, p. 142.

[28] Clarendon, Bk. IX. 121. Walker, 142.

[29] Warburton, III. p. 183.

[30] Ibid. p. 188. King to Maurice, Sept 20, 1645.

[31] Pamphlet. Brit. Mus. ”Prince Rupert: his Declaration”, March 9, 1649.

[32] Pamphlet. Brit. Mus. ”A Looking-gla.s.s wherein His Majesty may see his Nephew's Love.”

[33] Carte's Ormonde, VI. 167, 18 July, 1644.

[34] The names are so printed in the Calendar of State Papers. But in the original MS. they are so blotted that only ”Rupert” and ”Legge” are really distinct. Professor Gardiner adds Culpepper.

[35] State Papers. Digby to Jermyn, Aug. 27, 1645.

[36] State Papers. Anon. to Walsingham, Aug. 8, 1645.

[37] Dom. State Papers. Walsingham to Digby, Aug. 12, 1645.

[38] Ibid. Aug. 16, 1645.

[39] Dom. State Papers. A to Walsingham, Sept. 14, 1645.

[40] Ibid. Walsingham to Digby, Sept. 14, 1645.

[41] Dom. State Papers, Sept. 16, 1645.

[42] Ibid. Sept. 16, 1645.

[43] Ibid. Oct. 11, 1645.

[44] Warburton, III. p. 194.

[45] Ibid. pp. 194-5.

[46] Add. MSS. 31022. King to Rupert, Oct. 15, 1645.

[47] Walker, pp. 136-137.

[48] Warburton, III. 201-203.

[49] Walker, 137.

[50] Symonds Diary. Camden Society, 268-270, also Walker, 145-148.

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