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toSAMUEL PEPYS  \nIllustrated by Maurice Bartlett  \nMINIATURE BOOKS THE RODALE PRESS  \nPUBLISHED IN 1956BY THE RODALE PRESs  \n123 NEW BOND STREET,LONDON,w.I.AND BY RODALE BOOKS,INC.EMMAUS,PENNSYLVANIA  \nNOTE  \nAn Account of the Preservation of King Charles II,after theBattle of Worcester,Drawn up by Himself was dictated bythe King to Samuel Pepys who recorded it in the cipherin which he kept his own Diary.The manuscript,withothers,was presented by Pepys to Magdalene College,Cambridge,and was the first of his cryptographs to bedeciphered.  \nThe Battle of Worcester took place in 165I,twenty-nine years before the King dictated this account.It wasthe pathetic last round of Charles's attempt to regain hisfather's throne with the aid of the Scottish Presbyterians.After his escape to France he remained in exile until hisRestoration in 166o,two years after the death ofCromwell.  \nLastly,in the words of Sir David Dalrymple,theeditor of the first edition of 1766:‘To this narrativeMr.Pepys has subjoined his own remarks,and many cor-rections and illustrations from the King,from FatherHodlestone,and from Colonel Philips.They are insertedin the form of notes.'","cbCaiuGUYzXmDjkY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuGUYzXmDjkY","pdf",2524757,52,"English","# Introduction to the Narrative\n## The Battle of Worcester and Historical Context\n## Historical Notes and Contributions","[{\"question\":\"Who recorded King Charles II's account of his escape?\",\"answer\":\"The account was dictated by King Charles II to Samuel Pepys, who recorded it using the same cipher he employed for his personal diary.\"},{\"question\":\"When did the Battle of Worcester take place?\",\"answer\":\"The Battle of Worcester occurred in 1651, twenty-nine years before the King dictated his account of the event to Samuel Pepys.\"},{\"question\":\"What historical information does the document provide regarding the manuscript's origin?\",\"answer\":\"The manuscript, along with others, was presented by Samuel Pepys to 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