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John Ashburnham (1603June 15 1671) was a member of the Long Parliament, representing his home county of Sussex. The son of Sir John Ashburnham, he was a faithful adherent and attendant to King Charles I of England. Ashburnham assisted the King in 1646 in his escape from Oxford, and again in 1648 when he escaped from Hampton Court Palace. Consequently the Commonwealth authorities detained him in the Tower of London and three times banished him to the Channel Islands. After the Restoration he served Charles II as a diplomat.

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