| Title | To Colonel Thomas Sanders at his quarters near Westminster - 'I hear of divers articles framed but can get no certain account of them, one about orders, another about private discourse with White, another you offered yourself to be their prisoner another you allowed White to ride at their head with you into town and left them in confusion, another is the suffering of Sir Henry Every's horses which he was mounted of when he declared himself, another of your delay at Uxceter (Uttoxeter, Staffordshire) so that the enemy might get more head - this is the substance of what is visible - there are more articles but these are kept quiet' |