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Show I NOTORIOUS ROGUEWAS ROGUE ROGUEWAS ROGUEWAS WAS HERO AMONG AMONGENGLISH AMONGENGLISH AMONGENGLISH ENGLISH PEOPLEClaude PEOPLE PEOPLEClaude Claude CI1ude Duvala Duval , a a n I'renchman Irenchman ' Frenchman I'renchmnn Irenchmnn ' , , wali was walithe wasthe wasthe the most notorious notoriou ot of o ( : all the high highwaymen highwaymon waymen who Infested Infc'Ited InfcIted ' the road roade roatla ; < < of or ofDngluncl orEngland ofEngland Dngluncl England in the Seventeenth Seventeenlh century centuryand centuryand centuryand and the first to have ' a price put upon uponhis uponhis his head by ro royalty 11ty ' , . yet this plague plagueof ot of travelers , , when at last lnst inst taken and andhanged andhanged nndhanged hanged , , was honored with burial In Inthe Inthe inthe the center aisle of ot Covpnt CovE'nt CovEnt ' Gl1rdc Garden Gardenchurch Gardenchurch > n nchurch church , London , and the ' following followingjocular followingjocular followingjocular jocular epitaph was vas v . as placed on th the thestone thestone ( . > slene stone above his h1s tomb " ' "Here Here 13ere " lies Du Vail Vall : : Reader , If malethou male malethou ' thou art nrt , , . Look I.ook Iook . to thy purse ; If female , , to thyheart thy thyheart thyheart heart " The rogue s gall1ntI gall'tntt galltntt gallantries ' les fes with womenhad women womenhad womenhad had made " him a n romantic rom1ntlc hero nmon among amongthe amongthe ! ; the people pcople , writes 'Hites Hites ' Walter Fogg nogg ro g In In"One In"One in"One inOne "One One " Thousand Thous'1nd Thous1nd Tltousgnd ' Savings Su\"lngs Su "lngs lngs \ " of ot : History historyon HistoryOn On one occasion he held up the coach coachor coachof coachof or of a n ladv lady lad v and returned booty worthE300 worth E300 300 when whE'n ' she agreed to dance a cou courante coumate courante rante mate with him on the moonlit heathUndoubted heathUndoubtedy heath heathUndoubtedy Undoubtedy Undoubted ' she was wm , one of the thehigh theUgh high lgh born dimes dames who after\ after afterward afterard \ ' . ard hur hour hurrled hourled hurried , rled led to condole with him [ In n pribon prison pribonand prisonand prisonand and s " who "ho ho ho pleaded so tcai tem tens fully Cully withCharles with withCharles withCharles i Charles II for his life that the kin kincould king kingould kingwould g \\ould ould could \ have h1\e h1 e lase \ pirdoned p'1rdoned p1rdoned pardoned ' him but for for.Judge forJudge fo foJudge r .Judge Judge . Morton Iorton , who m ide tde short chrlft chrlftof shrif shrifof . , shriftof t of e every eserv , erv load road .igent igent .lgent lgent agent . who fell undehis unJer unde unJerhis underhis r his jurisdiction juri.dic.tlon juridic.tlon juridictlon : . . The judge threat threat- threatened threatened threatened - ened to icsign Ieslgn resign unless Duval got th thrope the therope therope e rope , . so heC18 he \ was \\C18 C18 vns \ executed e\ccuted e ccuted e ' \ : ccuted at Tyhur TyhurJanuary TV r hurn hurnJanu burnTanuiry n ( Janu January uy 21 , , 1070) 1070 1(70) 170 1610) 1610 ( ) . Before he became the captain of o oan ofan an outlaw outlnw bind b1nc1 Duval hid h1d had beenpage been n a n11age apage aP 11age page of the dul duke e of Richmond H Ha HI HPwas P " was t'1l t1l taken ' en prisoner on one of h his [ < ; d1rIng d dIng dir d1r dirIng a r Ing Inglslts \lslts lslts thsits \ IsIts to London when he lie dnIlled dallie dallietoo dalliedtoo d too long wlth with ' " ith wlne wine |
