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...retrenchments, both to the right and left, where we entered, all which they_ were forced to quit; being thus entered, we refused them quarter, having the...believe we put to the sword the whole number of the defendents. I do not think thirty of the whole number escaped with their lives: those that did are...

...prisoners." Carte, Letters, ii. 412. Cromwell seems to assert the contrary in his public despatch. " Being thus entered, we refused them quarter, having '•...to the " sword the whole number of the defendants. . . . This is a mar" vellous great mercy." In another letter is admitted the additional massacre of...

...prisoners." Carte, Letters, ii. 412. Cromwell seems to assert the contrary in his public despatch. " Being thus entered, we refused them quarter, having the day before summoned the town. I believe wo put to the sword the whole number of the defendants.. ..This is a marvellous great mercy." In another...

...prisoners-'" -Carte, Letters, ii. 412. Cromwell seems to assert the contrary -in his public despatch. " Being thus entered, we refused them quarter, having the day before summoned the town. 1 believe we put to the sword the whole number of the defendants. ...This is a marvellous great mercy."...

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...for the King and religion. (3) Page 433. Cromwell himself reports with unfeeling coldness, " Being thus entered, we refused them quarter, having the...I believe we put to the sword the whole number of defendants, &c." A thousand persons, who had taken refuge in the great church, were likewise knocked...

...attack and of the slaughter ; and coolly says, — ' I believe ice put to the sicord the whole num' her of the defendants. I do not think thirty of ' the whole number escaped with their lives ; and ' those that did, are m safe custody for the Bar' badocs.' He then goes on as follows : — '...