Book order form Governor Francis Lovelace

Author’s Note
Scope and Purpose
Sources
Introduction
Family Origins
Service in the English Civil War
Overseas Service During the Commonwealth Interregnum
His Visit to Virginia in 1650-1652
Colonel Francis’s Family Agenda in Virginia
In the “Secret Service” of the Exiled Charles II
   Service as a High Government Official, 1660-1667
How England Acquired the Colony of New York
“Jurat Coram Me”: Governor Francis as a Colonial Administrator
Governor Francis Lovelace as a Businessman
Governor Francis and Nepotism: Thomas and Dudley Lovelace Help Govern New York
Military Surprise and Disaster
Was Governor Lovelace Responsible for the Loss of New York to the Dutch?
Financial Disaster, Disgrace, and Death
“Frank” Lovelace: A Summary
Epilogue: 1688: “The Revenge of the Berkshire Lovelaces”
The Berkshire Lovelaces Produce a Second Lovelace Governor of New York
The Death and Partial Resurrection of the Lovelace Peerage
APPENDICES:
How do we know that Colonel Francis Lovelace Never Married?
Did Thomas or Dudley Lovelace Produce Any Surviving Children?
Locations in the United Kingdom Associated With the Life of Colonel Francis Lovelace of Kent

Undocumented Portrait of Governor Francis Lovelace
Title Page of Richard Lovelace’s 1649 Volume of Poems "Lucasta: Epodes, Odes, Sonnets, Songs, &c.”
Abbreviated Genealogical Chart of the Lovelaces of Kent and Berkshire
Map of Localities in England Connected With American History
Genealogical chart: Ancestors of Francis Lovelace, Governor of New York Colony
Genealogical Chart: Descendants of William Lovelace, Of Woolwich, Kent
Copy of an August, 1642 Broadside Entitled “The Parliament’s Resolution, Concerning the King’s Proclamation for Setting Up Of His Standard,” which mentions the capture of “Lord Lovelace.”
Detail from Captain John Smith’s 1612 Map of VirginiaPortrait of Virginia Governor Sir William Berkeley
Map Showing the Locations of Jamestown Island and Green Spring Plantation
Sketch of Green Spring Mansion made by Benjamin Latrobe in 1796
Map of Eastern Virginia, The Chesapeake Bay, and Maryland in the 18th Century
Photograph of Old Christ Church in Lancaster County, Virginia
Title Page of the May 25, 1660 Speech of Francis Lovelace, Recorder of the City of Canterbury, Welcoming King Charles II Upon His Arrival to Kent
Title Page of Samuel Holland’s “Panegyrick on the Coronation Of His most Sacred Majesty Charles II.”
Portrait of Charles II, by Samuel Cooper.
Map of New York, the Lower Hudson River, and Long Island During the Early 1660s.
The Costello Plan of New Amsterdam in 1660.
Autographs of the First Two English Governors of New York.
Signatures of Witnesses to the Indian Deed Conveying Staten Island in 1670.
Samuel Holland’s Poem “On the Death of My Much Honored Friend, Colonel Richard Lovelace.”
Title Page of “Lucasta: Postume Poems of Richard Lovelace Esq,” London, 1659.
Dedication page of the 1659 “Lucasta” volume: “To The Right Honorable John Lovelace Esquire.”
Francis Lovelaces’s Portrait of His Brother Richard on the Frontispiece of the 1659 “Lucasta” Volume.
Broadside Entitled “Great News from Oxford, or an Exact Account of the Several Transactions of My Lord Lovelace, In a Letter to a Friend.” (December 9, 1688)
Genealogical Chart: Ancestors of John Lovelace, Governor of New York Colony.
Genealogical Chart: Descendants of John Lovelace, Of Berkshire.
Copy of Title Page of Governor John Lovelace’s Speech To the General Assembly of New Jersey, March 4, 1708.
Map Showing the Sources of Palatine Emigration in The German Rhineland.
Photograph of the Tombstone of Rev. Joshua Kocherthal in the Evangelical Lutheran Church, West Camp, N.Y.
Title Page of the Sermon Preached by William Vesey at the 1709 Funeral of John, Lord Lovelace, Baron of Hurley.
Portrait of Ada, Countess of Lovelace, as a Young Woman.

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