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Ireland under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Vol. 1 (of 3), 1603-1642

Note 261 — Chapter XVIII · TRIAL AND DEATH OF STRAFFORD

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‘His Lordship was called into the House as a delinquent, and brought to the bar upon his knees, I sitting in my place covered’—Cork’s Diary, November 11, 1640, in Lismore Papers, 1st series, v. 164; Rushworth, viii. 1-15, from November 6 to 30, 1640; Baillie’s Letters, i. 276, December 2; and 282, December 12, Strafford Letters; and November 5 in Whitaker’s Life of Radcliffe, p. 218.

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