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Alexander Leslie Anne of Austria answer appeared Archbishop arms army asked battle became bishop brother Buck Buckingham castle Cavaliers CHAPTER charge Charles church command Countess Countess of Carlisle Countess of Derby court Covenanters cried Cromwell Cromwell's crown daughter David Leslie Duke Earl Elizabeth enemy England English ere long Essex exclaimed Fairfax Falkland favour favourite Felton fortune fought friends gave Gloucester Hamilton Hampden hand head Henrietta Maria Holland Hollis honour hope horse House James John King King's lady Laud length Leslie London Lord Derby marched Marquis Meanwhile ment Montrose morning Newbury night Northumberland officers Oliver Cromwell Ormond Oxford Parlia Parliament Parliament of England passed Peers Portsmouth Prince of Wales Princess prisoner Queen reached resolved returned Roundheads Royalists Rupert sailed scarcely Scotland Scots Scottish sent soldiers soon Strafford summoned sword tion took Tower town troops victory Wentworth Westminster Whitehall Worcester
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