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The castles and abbeys of England; Vol. 2 of 2

Note 227 — RAGLAN CASTLE, Monmouthshire.

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So much was swearing identified with loyalty, that Cromwell, after a skirmish with the Scottish horse at Musselburgh, sent word to the Parliament that the enemy had English cavaliers in their ranks, because he heard one of their wounded exclaiming with his last breath, “D—n me! I’m going to my King.”—Howel’s Letters, quoted in the History of England.

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