After four years of civil war Charles I surrendered to troops besieging Newark in 1646. Matusiak describes the ensuing months of royal captivity, which were not only full of incident, with security lapses and rescue attempts, encoded letters and failed negotiations, but also marked a watershed for the nation and helped to fashion the king’s image as a brave martyr.
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