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James Hamilton, 1st Duke of Hamilton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1552 words) |
 | Hamilton now supported the parliamentary party, desired an alliance with his nation, and persuaded Charles in February 1641 to admit some of their leaders into the council. |
| Hamilton's conduct had at last incurred Charles's resentment and he was sent, in January 1644, a prisoner to Pendennis Castle, in 1645 being removed to St Michael's Mount, where he was liberated by Lord Fairfax's troops on 23 April 1646. |
| Hamilton, during his unfortunate career, had often been suspected of betraying the king's cause, and, as an heir to the Scottish throne, of intentionally laying into the hands of the Covenanters with a view of procuring the crown for himself. |
| Charles Hamilton Houston - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (802 words) |
| Charles Hamilton Houston (1895–1950) was a fl lawyer who trained Thurgood Marshall. |
| Houston is the namesake of the Charles Houston Bar Association and the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice at Harvard Law School, slated to open in the fall of 2005. |
| Currently, the Dean of Harvard Law School, Elena Kagan, is also the Charles Hamilton Houston Professor of Law. |
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