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A history of England principally in the seventeenth century, Volume 2 (of 6)

Note 399 — Chapter IV · PREPONDERANCE OF THE SCOTS. RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ENGLISH ARMY.

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His epitaph runs: ‘Secuii percussus immortalitatem adiit die x Januarii, 1644.’ Kushworth (v. 380) intended to have treated his trial at as great length as that of Strafford. As this was not done, we have to depend mainly on Laud’s own detailed narrative of his examination.

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