As they refused to yield, the King relented, and after some time permitted them to return to their Sees, with the exception of Apollinaris, whose defiance had made him particularly obnoxious to the Kind, and was kept a close prisoner for a year.
12.
On its violent suppression by the Belgic-Austrian privy council of Brussels, he was detained a close prisoner for eight months; he and his companions were ultimately released, owing to the exertions of Henry Arundell, 8th Baron Arundell of Wardour, who interceded with Prince Staremberg, the Austrian prime minister, on their behalf.
13.
The duke sent for Appleton, made him a close prisoner under circumstances of much indignity, and two days later sent him, still a prisoner, to Commodore Badiley at Porto Longone, who, holding a council of war, superseded him from the command of the Leopard; all which was approved of by the government at home, and orders were sent out for Appleton to return to England overland.
14.
The Quakers had their books and pamphlets publicly burned, and while imprisoned the order given to the jail keeper on 18 August 1656 was to keep the " abominable tenets of the Quakers " from being spread and to keep the Quakers " close prisoners, not suffering them to speak or confer with any person, nor permitting them to have paper or ink . " While the group was still in jail, a law was passed on 14 October 1656 assessing a 100-pound fine to the commander of any vessel bringing Quakers into the colony.
15.
"I was allowed my parole, was taken from it the 9th, and have ever since been confined a close prisoner in Burlington gaol, with Col . Billop, who is in irons and chained to the floor, to retaliate for F . Randolph and Leshier, the latter of whom is ( said to be ) confined in the same manner in New-York : my mittimus hath not expressed what I am imprisoned for; but, by the tenor of Governor Livingston's letters, I suppose it is to retaliate for the former of those citizens, whom he allows to be a private soldier, and who is simply confined as such ."
