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The Clarke Papers. Selections from the Papers of William Clarke, vol. 1

Vol. 1 of the Clarke Papers which chronicle the debates which took place in the Army during the English Civil War over the relationship between Parliament and the Army.

The Clarke Papers. Selections from the Papers of William Clarke, Secretary to the Council of the Army, 1647-1649, and to General Monck and the Commanders of the Army in Scotland, 1651-1660, ed. C.H. Firth (Camden Society, 1901). 4 vols.

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COUNCIL OF THE CAMDEN SOCIETY FOR THE YEAR 1890-91.
PREFACE.
THE CLARKE PAPERS.
[Letters from a correspondent in London to a friend in the Army.]
A Narrative of the Proceedings at Saffron-Walden since the Commissioners of Parliament came thither concerning the sending of Part of this Army into Ireland.
[News-letter from London.]
[News-letters from Saffron-Walden.]
[List of the Strength of the Army in Officers and Men.]
The proceedings of the Army under the command of his Excellencie Sir Thomas Fairfax, commencing May 1st, 1647.
[A circular Letter to the Commanders of the different Regiments.]
Letter sent to the Collonells or cheife officers of the respective Regiments.
[News-letter from Saffron Walden.]
Advertisements for the managing of the Councells of the Army.d
Letter froma
Relation from Walden.
Letter from London.
[A Letter from London.]
[Narrative of the Proceedings of Skippon and the Commissioners at Saffron Walden, May 6, 7, 1647b].
[Petition enclosed in the preceding Narrative].
Copie of the Letter from the Officers to the 8 Regiments.
At the Convention of Officers at the church in Saffron Walden Satturday May 15: 1647.
Severall Speeches of Major Generall Skippon and other Officers at the 2d meeting in Walden.
(The 4 Officers advised together.)
(The Letter read.)
Lettre from the Troopers in Sir Robert Pies Regiment.
Heads of Proceedings in Walden church. Sunday, 16 may, 1647.b (The Votes of Parliament read.)
[A Declaration from the Agitation of eight regiments of Horse.]
To General Fairfax.
Lettre from Sexbyc to the Agitators.
A letter to the Agitators.
Letter to the Agitators.b
Letter from the Agitators to the severall Regiments.
[Letter from the Agitators of Horse to the Horse in the North.]
Letter to the Agitators.b
Letter from the 4 Officers to Mr. Speaker.
The heads of a Report to be made to the honourable House of Commons by Lievtennant Generall Cromwell and Collonell Fleetwood in the name of themselves and the best of the Officers in the Army and Members of that House lately sent downe to the Army whose names are subscribed.
[Letter to the Agitators.]a
Letter from Collonell White to the Generalla
Lettre froma to the Agitators.
[Sir Thomas Fairfax to Field Marshal Skippona.]
Lettre from Derby House to the Generall.
[Letter from the Committee at Derby House to Sir T. Fairfax.]
[To Sir Thomas Fairfax from the Committee at Derby House.]
[Sir Thomas Fairfax to the Committee at Derby House.]
[News-letter from London.a]
[News-letter from London.]
[A Letter from Cornet Joyce.c]
[A Letter from Cornet Joyce.a]
[A Letter from York.]
[Colonel Whalley to Sir Thomas Fairfax.]a
[Letter from Collonell Whalley to Sir Thomas Fairfax.a]
[News-Letter from Newmarket.a]
[John Cosens to Alderman Adams.]
[Letter to Skippon from some one in the Army.]
[Letter from Major Twistleton to his Excellencie.]
[General Fairfax to Major Twistleton.]
[Letter from Sir Thomas Fairfax to Collonell Whalley.]
[Letter intend[ed] to severall Counties concerning the Armies Engagements.]
[News-letter from London.]
[News-letter from London.c]
[News-letter from London June 14.]
[News-letter from London.]
[Letter from the Earle of Warwick to the Generall].
[The King to Sir T. Fairfax].
Letter to the Gentlemen of severall Shires.
Letter to Collonell Whalley [from Sir Thomas Fairfax.a]
Letter to Collonell Whalley from Barkhamsted.
[News-letter from London to Sir T. Fairfax.]
[Letter from General Poyntz to his Officers].
[General Poyntz to Col. Lionel Copley.]
[Fairfax to the Agitators of the Regiments of the Northern Association.a]
Passages the first day of the Treaty.
A Paper read by Mr. Scawen with these Desires:
First Paper delivered by our Commissioners (after the alteration made to the exception to the 2d offer).
[News-letter from London.]
[News-letter from London.]a
[Letter from the Agitators into Wales.]
[Sir Thomas Fairfax to the Speaker of the House of Commons.]
[News-letter from York.]
[Letter from the Agitators in Yorkshire to Fairfax.]
[Letter from the Agitators in the Northern Army to Fairfax.]
[Letter from Fairfax to the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of York.]
[Articles against General Poyntz.]
Representation of the Agitators presented at the Generall Councill of Warr July 16, 1647.
The propositions read.b
[News-letter from head-quarters.]
[Order appointing certain Officers to perfect the proposals of the Army.]
[Order for appointing a Committee of Officers.]
[Letter from London, July, 26.]
[Speaker Lenthall to Sir Thomas Fairfax.]
[News-letter from the Army]
[The Earl of Warwick to Sir T. Fairfax.]
[Major Huntington to Sir T. Fairfax.]
The Answer of the Agitators read.a
The Paper called the Agreement read.
Att the Committee of Officers appointed by the Generall Councill.
[Desires of the Army.]
[Letter to a Commander in the North of England.]
Letter from Col. Robert Hammond.
APPENDIX.
APPENDIX A.: Colonel Wogan’s Narrative.
APPENDIX B.: The examination of the three troopers who delivered the letter of the soldiers to Major General Skippon, April 30, 1647.
APPENDIX C.: A letter of Col. Richard Grevis to Sir Philip Stapleton.
Colonel Greaves to Sir Philip Stapleton.
APPENDIX D.: A list of the Agitators elected in 1647.
APPENDIX E.: Proceedings in the Council of the Army between Nov. 3 and Nov. 8, 1647.
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CAMDEN SOCIETY, READ AT THE GENERAL MEETING ON THE 2nd MAY, 1891.
BALANCE SHEET 1890-91.

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