memoir · by a contemporary

A narrative by John Ashburnham of his attendance on King Charles the First from Oxford to the Scotch Army, and from Hampton-Court to the Isle of Wight ... to which is prefixed a vindication of his character ... and conduct

John Ashburnham (1603–1671), 1830

Named on the pages for Battle of Edgehill, Battle of Naseby.

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23 October 1642

Battle of Edgehill

LBTTERS.
* For Aubigney we must here read St. Albano, or miher Jerroyn. George Stuart, the last lord Aubigiiey, was killed nt the battle of Edgehill. According to Warburton, Burnet wiw very L'ertaj'u. thiit tb^.' tjueen liad a child by Jermyn.

14 June 1645

Battle of Naseby

V. WAKRANT.
According to lord Clarendon sir E. Walker was Garter King at Arms and Secretary to the Council of War. And according to Dishop War- burton lord Clarendon has drawn his relation of the campaigns from Walker's Historical Dis- courses. These were seized among the King's papers at the battle of Naseby ; but aftei-wards restored by Fairfax.

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