The civil war

affairs appeared appointed Argyle Baillie battle battle of Edgehill bill bishops Bristol Catholics cause CHAP character Charles Charles's church church-government Clarendon commencement commissioners committee conduct considerable court Cromwel declared desired earl of Essex earl of Strafford enemy engaged England English episcopacy Fairfax favour Fiennes forces friends Hampden Henry Marten Holland horse house of commons house of lords houses of parliament Ibid impeachment Ireland Irish John Journals of Commons Journals of Lords judges July June justice king king's kingdom leaders letter liament liberty London Long Parliament Manchester ment Montrose Nathaniel Fiennes negociation Newcastle ordinance Oxford parlia party passed persons petition presbyterians present prince proceedings purpose racter religion royal royalists Rupert Rushworth says Scotland Scots Scottish seemed sent seqq shew siege soldiers spirit Strafford thing thousand tion treaty ubi supra Vane VIII voted Waller Whitlocke William Waller СНАР