Note 75 — Chapter XXVI · FIGHTING NORTH AND SOUTH—RINUCCINI, 1645
Reading edition
Smith’s Cork, ed. Day, i. 289, ii. 87, where the Egmont MS. is cited; Bellings, iv. 8-11; Castlehaven’s Memoirs, pp. 58-60; Castlehaven to the Supreme Council, June 17, 1645, in Confederation and War, ii. 281-4. Lady Broghill was Lady Margaret Howard, daughter of the second Earl of Suffolk, and is supposed to have been the heroine of Suckling’s delightful lines, ‘I tell thee, Dick, where I have been,’ &c.