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Charles and Jane Lane

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Charles and Jane Lane

CHARLES II ESCAPES After being defeated at Worcester, Charles escapes by disguising himself as Jane Lanes maidservant

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1651 Defeated Disguise Disguising Escapes Jane Lane Maid Servant Worcester


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Charles II's Daring Escape: The Hidden Identity of Jane Lane September 1651, England: Following his defeat at the Battle of Worcester, King Charles II of England found himself on the run from the forces of the Puritan Commonwealth, led by Oliver Cromwell. With his army shattered and his throne in jeopardy, the king's survival hinged on a daring and ingenious plan. Disguised as a maidservant, Charles II, accompanied by a small group of loyalists, made his way to the Welsh border. In this evocative print from Mary Evans Prints Online, we see the future monarch in the guise of Jane Lane, a humble servant girl. The historical image, filled with intrigue and suspense, captures the essence of Charles II's clandestine journey. Charles II's disguise was meticulously planned and executed. He shaved his beard, donned a wig, and dressed in the attire of a maidservant. His loyal followers, who included his valet, Francis Lovett, and his trusted physician, Dr. John Owen, accompanied him, each assuming the role of a servant or a gentleman in disguise. The group traveled under the cover of darkness, evading detection by the Commonwealth soldiers. They made their way to the coast, where they were able to board a ship and escape to exile in France. This remarkable escape marked the beginning of the long exile for the Stuarts, a period that would last for over a decade. This historical print, a testament to the ingenuity and resilience of Charles II, offers a fascinating glimpse into a pivotal moment in British history. The image, rich in detail and intrigue, serves as a reminder of the lengths to which a monarch will go to preserve his crown and maintain the continuity of his rule.

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