Note 438 — Chapter I · FLIGHT OF THE KING TO THE SCOTS.
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Baillie, September 16, 1644. ‘Manchester a sweet meek man permitted his lieutenant Ol. Cromwell to guide all the army at his pleasure—being a known independent, the most of the Sojours (soldiers) who loved new wayes put themselves under his command.’ 20 October: ‘All sectaries who pleased to be sojours, for a long time casting themselves from all the other, arrived under his command in one bodie.’