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Mentioned as a pamphlet/book published the morning of Charles I's execution, supposedly containing Charles's own reflections. Described as a 'runaway bestseller' that far exceeded parliamentarian attempts to counter it.

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Mentioned as Milton's published response to Eikon Basilike, described as an attempt to counter the royalist publication but noted as unable to 'compete in the bestseller stakes.'

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Referenced in discussion of political and theological arguments following the trial, specifically Milton's ideas about freedoms going back to man's creation by God.

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Referenced humorously when discussing the claim that Charles I's head was chopped off and he wandered around the block for a few seconds - 'it's in 1066 and all that. So it must be true.'