Charles I

Also known as: that prince / the martyr king · Role: king · First appears: Chapter 37

Life events

• 1648 · Charles I was brought prisoner to Hampton Court by Cromwell’s followers.(Chapter37 · 📍 Hampton Court)
  • With: Cromwell
  • “when on the 24th of August, 1648, at the time they had brought Charles I. prisoner to Hampton Court.”

Chapter 37

• child: Charles II (The “same Charles” is Charles II, whose father is identified as the martyr king, Charles I.) “the same Charles whose father’s portrait--the martyr king--was hanging in his gallery, and who could show upon the wainscots of the various apartments the holes made by the balls of the puritanical followers of Cromwell, when on the 24th of August, 1648, at the time they had brought Charles I. prisoner to Hampton Court.”
• enemies with Cromwell (Cromwell’s followers imprisoned Charles I, indicating their conflict.) “the holes made by the balls of the puritanical followers of Cromwell, when on the 24th of August, 1648, at the time they had brought Charles I. prisoner to Hampton Court.”

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