The attempted revolution was easily frustrated, thanks to the fall of the Cromwell Government, May 29, 1660, and the return of Charles II (1630–1685) to England as King. On June 24, 1660, Lord Baltimore commissioned his younger brother and Josias' former advisor, Philip Calvert (1626–1682), as governor, and Charles II, commanded ""obedience to him"". The proprietor asked ""that perfidious and perjured fellow, Fendall"" to be arrested and forfeit his life. However, the provincial court only issued an order to confiscate his estate and banish him from the province.