The King's Revenge (46 page)

political career during civil wars,
8
,
14
,
22
,
25
,
27
;

remains in England (April-August 1660),
9
–
10
,
156
–
7
,
158
–
9
,
162
,
170
,
178
,
181
,
189
,
194
,
196
,
205
;

escape to Europe,
10
–
11
,
205
–
6
,
255
;

exile in Geneva,
11
,
206
,
289
–
91
;

republicanism and,
14
,
123
,
136
,
149
,
153
–
5
,
190
,
296
–
7
;

Lisle’s death and,
15
,
303
,
305
;

Monck and,
15
,
129
,
140
,
141
,
142
,
148
,
178
,
181
;

on Charles II,
16
–
17
,
190
;

trial of Charles I and,
38
;

boycotts Cromwell’s funeral,
111
;

army coup (October 1659) and,
123
,
136
;

treason charges laid by Irish enemies,
136
–
7
,
142
,
146
;

contemplates republican uprising (February-March 1660),
149
,
153
–
5
;

contests April 1660 election,
156
–
7
;

distrust of Lambert,
158
–
9
;

Coote seizes property of,
162
;

escapes inclusion on death list,
181
;

deadline proclamation and,
196
;

on Lords’ death list discussions,
203
;

placed on death list,
207
;

on trial of the regicides,
214
,
216
,
217
,
239
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as Stuarts’ ‘bogey man’,
248
,
285
,
290
,
292
,
297
,
311
,
313
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on Barkstead,
267
–
8
;

in Lausanne,
291
,
293
–
4
;

on Sir Harry Vane,
291
–
2
;

Sidney’s invasion plans and,
296
–
7
,
313
,
314
–
15
,
316
,
317
;

Riordane raid and,
297
–
301
;

French overtures to,
316
–
17
;

brief return to England,
324
;

death of (1692),
324

Ludlow, Elizabeth,
10
,
15
,
194
,
205
,
286
,
289
,
297
,
324

Mabbott, Gilbert,
41

Magna Carta,
31
,
46
,
47
,
326

Man, William,
134

Manchester, Earl of,
147
,
164
,
213
,
214
,
230
,
290

Mantegna, Andrea,
The Triumphs of Caesar
,
19

Marshall, Alan,
286

Marshalsea prison,
267
,
270

Marston Moor, Battle of (2 July 1644),
18
,
295

Marten, Harry,
38
,
52
,
73
*,
196
,
239
,
274
,
280
,
323
,
326
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trial of,
218
–
19
,
237
–
8
,
239

Marvell, Andrew,
192
,
261

Mary (sister of Charles II),
32
,
63
,
247
,
263

Masson, David,
118
,
156
,
170
,
177
,
192

Mazarin, Cardinal,
128

McIntosh, A.W.,
52

Mercurius Aulicus
(Court Mercury),
71

Mercurius Britannicus
(parliamentary paper),
71

Mercurius Politicus
(republican news sheet),
93
,
105
,
290

Mercurius Publicus
(royalist paper),
175
,
198
,
207
,
208
,
252
,
278

Meyne, Simon,
237
,
239

Mildmay, Sir Henry,
38
,
184
,
280
,
302

Milford (New England),
261
,
306
,
307

Millington, Gilbert,
38
,
212
–
13
,
218
,
237
,
238
,
239

Milton, John,
68
–
9
,
82
,
118
,
169
–
70
,
176
,
192
,
220
,
264
,
323
;

The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates,
69
–
70
,
79
;

Eikonoklastes (The Iconbreaker),
79
;

The Ready and Easy Way to Establishing a Free Commonwealth,
149
–
50
;

Brief Notes upon a late sermon,
156
;

Eikon Basilike (‘The King’s Image’),
192
;

Pro Populo Anglicano Defensio (in defence of the people of England),
192

Monck, George: background of,
5
,
124
;

opinions on motives of,
5
,
126
,
129
,
134
,
135
–
6
;

Ludlow and,
15
,
129
,
140
,
141
,
142
,
148
,
178
,
181
;

royalist cause and,
15
,
126
–
8
,
129
,
133
,
138
–
44
,
147
–
8
,
150
–
1
,
165
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166
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commands English army in Scotland,
100
,
124
–
8
,
129
–
31
;

Cromwell and,
124
;

royalist wife of,
124
,
126
–
7
,
141
,
144
;

approaches from Prince of Wales (1658-9),
124
–
6
;

Booth uprising and,
125
,
127
–
8
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purges army of ‘oppositionists’,
129
,
130
–
1
,
135
,
138
,
140
,
152
,
201
;

Lambert and,
129
–
30
,
142
,
158
,
159
,
160
;

opposes junta after October 1659 coup,
129
–
31
;

preparations for invasion of England,
129
–
31
;

delaying tactics in Scotland,
130
–
1
;

Rump Parliament and,
131
,
135
,
136
,
138
–
42
,
143
,
144
,
147
,
148
;

Scot and,
131
,
138
,
139
,
141
,
143
,
148
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invades England (January 1660),
133
–
6
;

election of ‘free’ Parliament and,
134
,
142
,
144
,
148
;

oath abjuring the Stuarts and,
138
,
139
,
143
;

purges in London regiments,
138
,
140
,
152
;

march to London (January 1660),
138
–
40
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dispersal of suspect regiments,
140
,
159
;

arrival in London,
140
–
1
;

letter to Rump demanding elections (11 February 1660),
142
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greeted as hero in London (11 February 1660),
142
–
3
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secluded Members and,
143
–
4
,
147
;

appointed Lord General,
147
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protestations of loyalty to Commonwealth,
148
,
153
;

republican proposal to offer crown to,
149
;

Milton’s letter to,
150
;

negotiations with Prince of Wales (March 1660),
150
–
2
;

pledges loyalty to Prince of Wales,
151
;

Okey as opponent of,
152
–
3
,
269
;

bans political meetings in army,
153
;

subjugates army to Parliament,
153
;

saves Haselrig,
154
,
205
;

regicide manhunt and,
162
,
171
;

the Restoration and,
162
–
3
,
165
,
166
;

Charles II demands crackdown from,
167
;

Declaration of Breda endorsed by army,
168
;

death list and,
171
,
200
,
205
;

greets Charles II at Dover,
176
;

orders Cook’s return to England,
182
;

animosity towards Whitelocke,
190
,
191
;

‘gloating’ over surrendered fugitives,
196
;

roistering and ceremonial (June 1660),
197
–
8
;

as judge at trial of regicides,
209
,
213
,
214
,
219
,
230
,
290
;

intercedes to save life of Fleetwood,
219
;

‘White Plot’ and,
248
;

Venner’s uprising and,
250
;

intervenes against Argyll,
254
;

death of (1670),
323

Monck, Nicholas,
126
,
127
,
150

Monmouth rebellion (1685),
321
–
2

Monson, Lord,
196
,
280

Montague, Edward,
149

Montrose, Marquis of,
76
,
78

Mordaunt, John,
116
,
135

Morley, Herbert,
138
,
153

Morrice, Sir William,
150
,
151
,
192
,
197
,
260

Murray, Alexander,
286
–
7

Nalson, John,
41

Napper, Thomas,
191

Naseby, Battle of (14 June 1645),
18
,
71
,
74
,
90
,
114

navy,
80
,
95
,
130
,
132
,
152
,
153
,
168
,
176
,
312
–
13

Nedham, Marchamont,
40

Netherlands: Prince of Wales as exile in,
2
,
32
,
56
,
63
,
66
,
71
,
75
,
78
,
152
,
263
;

royalist exiles in,
66
,
75
–
8
,
100
,
262
,
263
;

assassination of Dorislaus in,
77
–
8
,
80
,
81
,
263
,
288
;

Spanish Netherlands,
78
,
112
,
152
,
178
,
182
,
195
;

regicides’ escapes to,
168
–
9
,
182
,
187
,
215
,
243
–
4
;

Eighty Years’ War with Spain,
169
,
265
,
312
*;

as republican country,
243
–
4
,
265
,
312
;

royalist agents in,
243
–
4
,
252
,
265
–
6
,
270
,
315
;

Downing as royalist envoy to,
261
,
264
–
72
,
290
;

Downing as Commonwealth emissary to,
262
–
3
;

regicides’ exiles in,
265
–
7
,
269
,
270
–
1
,
272
,
274
–
8
,
313
,
315
–
16
,
319
–
20
,
322
;

Anglo-Dutch War (1665),
266
,
312
;

Anglo-Dutch Treaty,
270
,
275
;

failed abduction of Dendy in,
270
–
1
;

captures of regicides in,
274
–
8
,
309
,
313
,
320
;

Anglo-Dutch tensions (1663–4),
302
;

English regiments in Dutch army,
312
;

Sidney’s invasion plans and,
312
–
13
,
314
–
16
;