[4] _Report on the Duke of Portland's MSS._, i. 641. [5] Guizot, _Cromwell and the English Commonwealth_, i. 212, 237. [6] Barrière to Condé, July 4, 1653. [7] _Thurloe Papers_, i. 320. [8] _Cal. State Papers Dom._ 1654, p. 160. [9] Chéruel, _La France sous le ministère de Mazarin_, i. 56; Cousin, _Madame de Longueville pendant la Fronde_, p. 464. [10] _King Charles his Case_, 1649. [11] _Thurloe_, ii. 657. [12] Barrière to Condé, Feb. 20, 1654. [13] Chéruel, _Histoire de France sous le Ministère de Mazarin_, ii. 381; Guizot, _Cromwell and the English Commonwealth_, ii. 427, 460, 470, 496. [14] Burnet, _Own Time_, i. 120, 133, ed. 1833. [15] The date of Stouppe's mission is not easy to fix. M. Chéruel first puts it in 1651, but on second thoughts assigns it to 1653 (_Ministère de Mazarin_, i. 63, ii. 81). A letter from Barrière, dated Feb. 20, 1654, seems to refer to the sending of Stouppe, and he was certainly at Paris early in that year. [16] Barrière to Condé, Dec. 25, 1654. [17] _Nicholas Papers_, ii. 14. [18] _The Interest of Princes and States_, 1680, p. 319. [19] Ludlow, _Memoirs_, i. 415, ed. 1894. [20] _Thurloe Papers_, i. 553, 578. [21] On these events see Chéruel, _Ministère de Mazarin_, i. 44-7. The royalist sentiment in the letter is assumed. [22] For these extracts I am indebted to the kindness of Dr. S. R. Gardiner, who has allowed me to use the transcripts of Barrière's correspondence with Condé, placed at his disposal by the Duc d'Aumale. The originals of the letters are preserved at Chantilly, and the copies quoted were made by M. Gustave Macon, the librarian and archivist of the Duc d'Aumale. [23] _Cal. State Papers Dom._ 1654, p. 160. [24] _Commons Journals_, vii. 343; _Cal. State Papers Dom._ 1653-4, p. 23. In the index to the Calendar Hane is confused with Col. James Heane, governor of Weymouth. [25] _Commons Journals_, vii. 524; Burton's _Parliamentary Diary_, ii. 61; _Cal. State Papers Dom._ 1654, pp. 220, 269. [26] _Thurloe_, vi. 525, 537, 547; vii. 306, 319, 328. [27] November 28. [28] Jan. 17. [29] Jan. 30. [30] Feb. 17. End of Project Gutenberg's The Journal of Joachim Hane, by Joachim Hane