Capitolo 41
to the British crown. He was now sixteen years old. The adventures that he satisfied
with on his/her arrival it will be the subject of the next chapter.
James, the Duke of York remained still in London. He continued there
for two years during that time to which the business of his/her father have totally gone
downfall. The unlucky king, after his/her armies were all defeated ones, and
its cause was finally abandoned from its friends, and he was surrendered
him a prisoner to his/her enemies, was picked up from castle to castle,
every where it strongly protected and very it confined from nearby. For a long time,
worn out with deprivations and the sufferings, and despairing of every hope
of the relief, he was brought to London to be tried for his/her life. James, in
the bad time, with his/her brother the small Duke of Gloucester, and
his/her nun Elizabeth, was kept in the Building of St. James, as you/he/she already has
is affirmed, under the care of an officer to whom them you/he/she had been given
reigning.
The queen was particularly anxious to have James make his/her escape. Him
it was more old man of the others, and in case of the death of Charles,
both, clearly, the next heir to the crown. He did, in fact, long live up to
after the closing of the kingdom of his/her brother, and he/she succeeded him/it under the,
James' title the Secondo. His/her being so in the direct line of
succession was his/her father and mother very covetous to effect his
free, while the Parliament is strongly covetous, for the same
reasons, of custody him in safe. His/her governor received, therefore, a
special position to protect his to be prevented
you escape, and, for this purpose, not to allow of his/her possession some
communication anything with his/her parents or his/her absent friends. The
governor took all the necessary measures to prevent such relationships, and,
as an additional precaution, done James _promise_ what he is not able
receives some letter from some person unless it passed him/it.
However, the mother of non intelligent James these circumstances, wrote a