Discusses what Moyle considers to be the misinterpretation of the terms offered to the Royalists who surrendered at Pendennis Castle; recounting his efforts in Parliament to defeat the Royalist attempt; reporting the passing of the Act for settling the Militia and expressing his hopes for its effectiveness; and providing an account of Cromwell's advance into Scotland
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Dated: from my lodging att Mrs. Lynghams in Axeyard neere Kings Streete in Westminster this 13th of July 1650. Signed: Jo. Moyly. Addressed to: Robert Bennett, Esqr
Final sentence and postscript in Moyle's autograph, also with his autograph corrections within letter
1 bifolium
Also available as a digital reproduction
Upcott -- Phillipps MS
Formerly Folger MS Add 663
Purchased from Sotheby's (London) 26 June 1974, lot 2857
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Extended title: Letter signed from John Moyle, London, to Robert Bennet 1650 July 13