Memorials of the English affairs from the beginning of the reign of Charles the First to the happy restoration of King Charles the Second

Letters informed, that when the officers and soldiers marched out of Ragland-
castle, not the least injury or incivility was offered by sir Thomas Fairfax's army to
any of them ; but they were courteously used, and not a tittle of their articles
broken. That sir Thomas Fairfax had much conference with the marquis, with all
respect. And there being store of rich furniture and goods in the castle, the
general caused the commissioners in the army to make an inventory of them, and
to proclaim, that ...