John Pym13 January 1643
The King's reply to the peace petition is read dismisivly in the Guildhall
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The King's reply to the peace petition is read dismisivly in the Guildhall
Rejects proposals drawn up by the Lords & Parliament after the Battle of Edgehill
Agrees a truce with the Confederate Irish on behalf of the King
In the King's reply to the peace petition the London Mayor is accused of treason
Signs a brief truce but breaks it when he refuses to accede to Parliaments terms
Will disband his forces if he can live as a King & have a few friends in service. Offers peace to the Independents
Rejects the Newcastle Proposals to take the Covenant & Parliament control the militia
Receives Charles Is peace offer to the Independents & communicates it to Cromwell
Driven back to Truro, Hopton offers peace terms with the Parliamentary forces
The French send Montreuil to Scotland to negotiate peace with the Covenanters
Offers a seperate peace with the Independents in Parliament but they do not respond
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