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Passages in Parliament November 1645 on Carlisle surrender terms
The record notes moves by the House of Commons in 1645 regarding a potential surrender of Carlisle and the establishment of an English garrison. It records orders to communicate with Scottish and English commanders, ensure a garrison, and pay sums for the King's children’s maintenance, amid Civil War campaigns and Scottish advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlile
House of Commons
Garriz
Scotland
Northumberland
Eake Poffelion