Distributed as part of the Lampeter Corpus T1311 T15 + T83/1085 1659 London quarto [Edward Sexby], pseud. William Allen "native of Suffolk" (DNB) Suffolk; Portland; France; Flanders; London (Tower) cavalry soldier; captain and governor of Portland; colonel professions (army officer) died 1658; Parliamentarian, later Royalist Silas Titus Oxford; London; Isle of Wight; France Christ Church, Oxford; Middle Temple politician in the service of Charles II; MP; keeper of Deal Castle (1660); Privy Councillor (1688) gentry (gentleman) intimate with Sexby; perhaps assisted him writing the pamphlet (cf. DNB); intimate of the court; royalist domestic affairs political theory paper pamphlet discourse front (address) body