Bradshaw

Family: Parliamentarians · Role: president of the court · First appears: Chapter 63

Life events

• Charles I refused to recognize the court as legitimate judges.(Chapter63)
  • With: Charles I
  • “I shall only reply to you when you have satisfied me of your right to question me.”
• Bradshaw declared the trial would proceed despite Charles I's silence.(Chapter63)
  • With: Charles I
  • “We will judge you in spite of your silence.”

Chapter 63

• enemies with Charles I (Bradshaw presides over the prosecution and trial of Charles I.) “‘What have you to say in your defense?’ asked Bradshaw of the king.”
• with Charles I (Bradshaw presides over the court questioning Charles I.) “‘Stuart,’ Bradshaw was saying, ‘listen to the roll call of your judges and address to the court any observations you may have to make.’”

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Extracted from the original text of Twenty Years After. Made with Rho MD.