<i>King Charles the 2<sup>d</sup> in Disguise rideing before M<sup>rs</sup> Lane by which he made his Escape; the Lord Wilmor at a distance. Clarendon Vol: 3. Pag. 418.</i> - P. La Vergne inv.  M. V<sup>dr</sup> Gucht Sculp.
Michael van der Gucht after P. La Vergne
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<p><big>HISTORY</big><br>
OF THE<br><big><i>REBELLION</i></big><br>
AND<br><big>C</big>IVIL <big>W</big>ARS<br>
IN <br><big>ENGLAND</big><br>
Begun in the Yeaar 1641.<br>
With the precedent Paſſages and Actions, that contributed thereunto, and the happy End, and Concluſion thereof by the K<small>ING</small>'<small>S</small> bleſſed R<small>ESTORATION</small>, and R<small>ETURN</small>, upon the 29<sup>th</sup> of <i>May</i>, in the Year 1660.
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<hr><p><small>Written by the Right Honourable</small><br>
E<small>DWARD</small> E<small>ARL</small> of C<small>LARENDON</small>,<br>
Late Lord High Chancellor of <i>England</i>, Privy Counſellor in the Reigns of King C<small>HARLES</small> the Firſt and the Second.
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<hr><p>κτῆμα ἐς ἀεί. <i>Thucyd.</i><br><i>Ne quid Falſi dicere audeat, ne quid Veri non audeat.</i> Cicero.
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<hr><p>V<small>OLUME</small> III. P<small>ART</small> 2
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<hr><p><i>OXFORD,</i><br></p>
Printed at the T<small>HEATER</small>,  <i>An. Dom.</i> MDCCXXXI.</center>