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XIX. Six Original Letters addressed from Persons high in the State, in the Years 1647 and 1648, to Col. Hammond, Governor of the Isle of Wight, chiefly relating to the intended Escape of King Charles the First from the Castle of Carisbrook. Communicated by Taylor Combe, Esq. F.R.S. Director

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 July 2012

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“Deerest Robin,

“Nowe (blessed bee God) I can write and thou receaue, freely, I never in my life sawe more deepe sence, and lesse will to shewe ill unchristianly, then in that wch thou diddest write to us when wee were att Windsor, and thou in the middest of thy tentation, wch indeed (by what wee understood of itt) was a great one, and occasioened the greater, by the letter the Generall sent thee, of wch, thou wast not mistaken, when thou didest challenge mee to bee the pēner.

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