Note to p. 180: For the elder brother, Henry Marten, (1602-80), see note
Vol. I, p. 457.
Vol. I, p. 457 note (referring to _The Roundheads_, V, ii):
p. 414 _Peters the first_, _Martin the Second_. Hugh Peters has been
noticed before. Henry Martin was an extreme republican, and at one
time even a Leveller. He was a commissioner of the High Court of
Justice and a regicide. At the Restoration he was imprisoned for
life and died at Chepstow Castle, 1681, aged seventy-eight. He was
notorious for profligacy and shamelessness, and kept a very seraglio
of mistresses. [[The date "1681" is in the original.]]
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