The King's Revenge (50 page)

Temple, Thomas,
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Thurloe, John,
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Ship Tavern plotters and,
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Gerard plot (1654) and,
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1655 uprising and,
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Sindercombe plot and,
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in final Protectorate Parliament,
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Thynne, Sir Thomas,
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Tichborne, Robert,
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Titus, Silius,
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Toleration Act (1650),
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Tomlinson, Matthew,
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Tong Plot (1662),
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Toope, John,
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Tower of London,
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Treason Act (1351),
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trial of Charles I: Cromwell and,
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judges chosen by Rump,
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non-appearance of judges,
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debates over purpose of,
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legal authority of,
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Westminster Hall chosen as venue,
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drawing up of charge,
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sittings in Painted Chamber,
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preliminary sessions,
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Bradshaw and,
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first day of,
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as true ‘glorious revolution’,
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shouting woman incidents,
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charge against king,
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‘Justice! Justice!’ shouts,
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king’s refusal to recognise court,
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second day of,
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third day of,
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judgement and sentence,
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final days of,
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trial of the regicides (9-19 October 1660): fixing/rigging of,
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accused tried under 1351

Treason Act,
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weakening of rules of evidence for,
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former republicans as judges/commissioners at,
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judges and commissioners,
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as political show trial,
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Charles II and,
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non-regicide defendants,
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list of accused,
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court record,
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preliminary business (8 October 1660),
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absent accused,
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hand-picked jury at,
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daily procedures,
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beginning of (9-10 October 1660),
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layout of Sessions House,
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indictment and pleading,
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defendants refused legal representation,
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legal issues raised by accused,
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unfair nature of,
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opening of prosecution (11 October 1660),
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attempts to make a defence by accused,
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constitutional issues raised during,
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Rump ruled illegal at,
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verdicts and sentences,
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second day of prosecution (12 October 1660),
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third day of prosecution (13 October 1660),
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enquiries into identity of executioners,
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pardoning of Hulet at,
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executions during/following,
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secondary list defendants,
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sparing of Heveningham,
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ending of,
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Stuart vengeance not sated by,
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news reaches Ludlow,
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Turner, Sir Edward,
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Twyn, John,
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Tyburn execution site,
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posthumous dismemberments at,
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Uniformity Act (1662),
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Van Dyck, Anthony,
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Vane, Sir Harry,
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in final Protectorate Parliament,
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in Rump Parliament (May-October 1659),
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Committee of Safety and,
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banishment of,
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Monck’s letter (11 February 1660) and,
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placed on partial exception list,
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placed on death list,
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king agrees to remit execution of,
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trial of,
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king breaks word on pardon of,
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execution of,
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Venner, Thomas,
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Verney, Sir Ralph,
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Vevey (Canton of Bern),
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Villiers, Barbara (Barbara Castlemaine),
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Villiers, Edward,
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Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham,
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Voisin, Monsieur,
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Vowell, Peter,
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Wagstaffe, Sir Joseph,
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Waite, Thomas,
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Walker, Clement,
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Waller, Sir Hardress,
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trial of,
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life saved by cousin William,
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Waller, Sir William,
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Wallop, Robert,
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Walter, Lucy,
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Walton, Valentine,
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Wariston, Archibald Johnston, Lord,
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Wariston, Lady,
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Warwick, Earl of,
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Warwick Castle,
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Wassenaer Obdam, Jacob van,
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Watson, Dr Richard,
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Weekly Intelligencer
(government-controlled news sheet),
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Weekly Post,
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Wentworth, Thomas, Earl of Strafford,
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Westminster Abbey,
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removal of republican corpses from,
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Westminster Hall,
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Whalley, Edward,
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escape to America,
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royalist hunt for in America,
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cave on Providence Hill,
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hides in Milford cellar,
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revival of search for (1664),
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Whalley, Mary,
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Wharton, Sir Thomas,
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Whitchcott, Colonel,
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White, Andrew,
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White, Thomas,
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White Plot (December 1660),
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Whitehall Palace,
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Whitelocke, Bulstrode,
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Committee of Safety and,
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powerful enemies of,
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Whitford, Walter,
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Whitley, Roger,
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Whorwood, Jane,
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Widdrington, Sir Thomas,
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Wildman, John,
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William of Orange (future William III),
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William of Orange (husband of Charles II’s sister),
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Williams (or Gwilliams), John,
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Williamson, Joseph,
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Willys, Sir Richard,
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Wilmot, Henry, Earl of Rochester,
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Windsor Castle,
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Winnington Bridge, Battle of (23 August 1659),
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Wiseman, John,
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