What was the Gunpowder Plot? The Traditional Story Tested by Original Evidence

by John Gerard

FOOTNOTES:

^[200] He appears to have been no relation of John and Christopher Wright, the conspirators.

^[201] Davies was employed in other affairs of a similar nature. See Dom. James I., xix. 83, I (P.R.O.).

^[202] Cf. a "setter dog."

^[203] See the full text of Wright's letter, Appendix G.

^[204] See the text of the memorial, Appendix G.

^[205] Copy in the P.R.O. Dom. James I. vii. 86, and xx. 52. The informer's name is given in the latter, viz., Ralph Ratcliffe.

^[206] It was likewise cited in the interrogatories prepared for the Jesuit Thomas Strange (Brit. Mus. MSS. Add. 6178, 74) in November, 1605, and in this case also as treating of the Gunpowder Plot and no other.

^[207] Illustrations, iii. 301.

^[208] P.R.O. France, b. 132.