Note 297 — Chapter XXXVIII · HENRY CROMWELL, 1655-1659
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H. Cromwell to Thurloe, September 23, 1657, Thurloe, vi. 527; March 27, 1657-8, ib. 39; June 30, ib. 218; to Fleetwood, June 1659, ib. 684. Writing both to Thurloe and Broghill on April 7, 1658, he mentions that Inchiquin’s son came to him without any pass after three weeks’ stay among his father’s friends in Munster: ‘I will be as civil as I may be to him, and to all men else,’ ib. vii. 55, 57.