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Ireland under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Vol. 2 (of 3), 1642-1660

Note 283 — Chapter XXXVIII · HENRY CROMWELL, 1655-1659

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Clarke Papers, iii. 49, 52; Rev. Thomas Harrison (Independent) to Thurloe, October 17, 1655, Thurloe, iv. 90; Vincent Gookin to the Protector (written in London), ib. November 22, 1656; Stubbs, Hist. of the University of Dublin, p. 90. Winter with two elders and forty-one other parishioners signed a letter to the Protector praising Henry warmly for his charity and justice and his countenance ‘to all that fear God though of different judgments,’ Milton State Papers, p. 137, June 3, 1656; Rev. R. Easthorp to H. Cromwell, June 11, 1657, Lansdowne MSS., p. 822.

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