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Charles II and Jane Lane

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Charles II and Jane Lane

Charles II escapes with Jane Lane. Date: 1651

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1651 Escapes Jane Lane


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Charles II and Jane Lane: A Moment of Escape Amidst the Chaos of the English Civil War This evocative image captures the fleeting moment when King Charles II of England, clad in disguise, makes his daring escape from the besieged city of Oxford during the English Civil War in 1651. Accompanied by his loyal servant, Jane Lane, the future monarch slips through the shadows of the night, evading the relentless pursuit of the Parliamentarian forces under the command of Oliver Cromwell. The year was 1651, and the Second English Civil War had reached its zenith. The Royalist forces, led by the young and inexperienced King Charles II, had been cornered in Oxford, their supplies dwindling and their morale flagging. Faced with the prospect of defeat, the King and his followers knew they had to act swiftly to avoid capture and certain execution. Jane Lane, a humble servant girl in the King's household, proved to be an invaluable ally in this desperate hour. With her quick wits and unwavering loyalty, she helped the King and a small group of loyalists slip out of the city undetected. They made their way through the treacherous countryside, constantly looking over their shoulders for any sign of their pursuers. This image, a testament to the indomitable spirit of the human will to survive, has captured the imagination of historians and the public alike for centuries. It serves as a poignant reminder of the tumultuous events that shaped the history of Britain in the 17th century and the role of ordinary people in shaping the course of history.

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