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CROMWELL'S LETTERS AND SPEECHES
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| Letter | CXXXVIII. | To the Council of State: Musselburgh, 30 Aug. 1650 | 194 |
| Progress of the Scotch Campaign: Skirmish on the Stirling Road, no Battle; Retreat to the eastward again. | |||
| Battle of Dunbar | 197 | ||
| Letter | CXXXIX. | To Sir A. Haselrig: Dunbar, 2 Sept. 1650 | 199 |
| Day before Dunbar Battle. | |||
| Proclamation: The Wounded on the Field | 209 | ||
| Letter | CXL. | To Hon. W. Lenthall: Dunbar, 4 Sept. 1650 | 209 |
| Of Dunbar Battle:—This Letter and the next Five. | |||
| " | CXLI. | To Sir A. Haselrig: same date | 217 |
| " | CXLII. | To President Bradshaw: same date | 219 |
| " | CXLIII. | To Mrs. Cromwell: same date | 221 |
| " | CXLIV. | To R. Mayor, Esq.: same date | 221 |
| " | CXLV. | To Lieut.-Gen. Ireton: same date | 222 |
| " | CXLVI. | To Lord Wharton: same date | 224 |
| Wharton's Doubts again. | |||
| " | CXLVII. | To Governor Dundas: Edinburg, 9 Sept. 1650 | 228 |
| Has offered to let the Ministers of Edinburgh Castle preach in the City: Rebuke for their Refusal. | |||
| " | CXLVIII. | To the same: Edinburgh, 12 Sept. 1650 | 232 |
| Second more deliberate Rebuke, with Queries. | |||
| Queries | 237 | ||
| Proclamation: Inhabitants have free Leave to come and go | 240 | ||
