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1. [617] P. R. O., CO5-1371-385. [618] P. R. O., CO5-1371-387; T. M., p. 20. [619] P. R. O., CO5-1371-385. [620] P. R. O., CO5-1371-385. [621] P. R. O., CO5-1371-386. [622] P. R. O., CO5-1371-387. [623] P. R. O., CO5-1371-232-240; CO1-39-38. [624] P. R. O., CO1-37-41. [625] P. R. O., CO1-37-42. [626] Ibid. [627] P. R. O., CO1-37-41. [628] P. R. O., CO1-37-43. [629] P. R. O., CO5-1371-388; Burk, Vol. II, p. 271. [630] P. R. O., CO5-1371-390. [631] P. R. O., CO5-1371-391. [632] P. R. O., CO5-1371-392. [633] P. R. O., CO5-1371-392. [634] P. R. O., CO5-1371-393. [635] P. R. O., CO5-1371-393. [636] P. R. O., CO5-1371-394. [637] Ibid. [638] T. M., p. 22. [639] P. R. O., CO5-1371-394; Burk, Vol. II, p. 271. [640] Burk, Vol. II, p. 271. [641] Ibid. [642] T. M., p. 22. [643] T. M., p. 22. [644] P. R. O., CO5-1371-394. [645] T. M., p. 23; P. R. O., CO5-1371-52, 54. [646] The account of the King's commissioners places the number at six hundred; in Bacon's Proceedings it is given as one thousand. [647] P. R. O., CO5-1371-394; Bac's Pros., p. 21. [648] Bac's Pros., p. 22. [649] Bac's Pros., p. 22. [650] Bac's Pros., p. 22. [651] Bac's Pros., p. 22. [652] Bac's Pros., p. 22. [653] P. R. O., CO5-1371-394. [654] P. R. O., CO5-1371-395. [655] P. R. O., CO5-1371-395. [656] P. R. O., CO5-1371-395. [657] P. R. O., CO5-1371-396. [658] P. R. O., CO5-1371-397, 400. [659] Bac's Pros., p. 24. [660] Bac's Pros., p. 24. [661] P. R. O., CO5-1371-396. [662] Cotton, p. 8; Bac's Pros., p. 24. The report of the commissioners places this incident some days later, after the assault of the 15th. The author has followed the account given in Bacon's Proceedings, which seems to him probably more correct. Bacon could have no object in exposing the ladies after his trenches were completed, his heavy guns mounted and the enemy defeated. [663] P. R. O., CO5-1371-397. [664] Bac's Pros., p. 25. [665] Bac's Pros., p. 25. [666] P. R. O., CO5-1371-398, 400. [667] P. R. O., CO5-1371-400. [668] Ibid. [669] Bac's Pros., p. 25. [670] P. R. O., CO5-1371-400. [671] Bac's Pros., p. 26. [672] P. R. O., CO5-1371-400. [673] P. R. O., CO5-1371-401; Bac's Pros., p. 26. [674] Bac's Pros., p. 26. [675] Bac's Pros., p. 26. [676] P. R. O., CO5-1371-401. [677] P. R. O., CO5-1371-405. [678] P. R. O., CO5-1371-401; CO1-39-22; Bac's
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