Diary and Correspondence of John Evelyn, F.R.S.: To which is Subjoined the Private Correspondence Between King Charles I and Sir Edward Nicholas, and Between Sir Edward Hyde, Afterwards Earl of Clarendon, and Sir Richard Browne, Volumen 3H. G. Bohn, 1863 |
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... pleased to send me . They came opportunely , for I made present use of one of them to disabuse some of the many who mistake the king's person and his cause . What success it may further have I shall acquaint you at my coming over , God ...
... pleased to send me . They came opportunely , for I made present use of one of them to disabuse some of the many who mistake the king's person and his cause . What success it may further have I shall acquaint you at my coming over , God ...
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... pleased to send me . They came opportunely , for I made present use of one of them to disabuse some of the many who mistake the king's person and his cause . What success it may further have I shall acquaint you at my coming over , God ...
... pleased to send me . They came opportunely , for I made present use of one of them to disabuse some of the many who mistake the king's person and his cause . What success it may further have I shall acquaint you at my coming over , God ...
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... pleased to send me . They came opportunely , for I made present use of one of them to disabuse some of the many who mistake the king's person and his cause . What success it may further have I shall acquaint you at my coming over , God ...
... pleased to send me . They came opportunely , for I made present use of one of them to disabuse some of the many who mistake the king's person and his cause . What success it may further have I shall acquaint you at my coming over , God ...
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... pleased to think us fit for deliverance , and we must attend his leisure . Sir , I have held you too long on a sad theme , but really my passion is guilty , and I must beg you pardon . In All our talk now is of my Lord of Norwich , his ...
... pleased to think us fit for deliverance , and we must attend his leisure . Sir , I have held you too long on a sad theme , but really my passion is guilty , and I must beg you pardon . In All our talk now is of my Lord of Norwich , his ...
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... pleased , and so you must pardon these rags of intelligence from , Sir , yours , so long as I last . Some say the regiments which lay at Chester miscarried ; others , that they are not yet gone ; others , that they are landed ...
... pleased , and so you must pardon these rags of intelligence from , Sir , yours , so long as I last . Some say the regiments which lay at Chester miscarried ; others , that they are not yet gone ; others , that they are landed ...
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1696 John Evelyn acquaint amongst April army August Barlow to John believe Berkeley to John Bishop of Lincoln Church commands concerning Countess of Sunderland Dear Sir December desire Diary discourse divers Earl Edward Thurland England esteem Evelyn to Dr Evelyn to Jeremy Evelyn to Lord Evelyn to Samuel excellent favour February give hand hath hear HONOURED SIR hope humble servant January January 20 Jeremy Taylor John Evelyn June King lady late learned letter London Lord Cornbury Lord Treasurer Lordship Majesty Majesty's March Medals Meric Casaubon never noble obliged occasion October pardon Parliament particular person pleased pray present Prince received Robert Berkeley Robert Boyle Samuel Pepys Sayes-Court sent September September 27 Sir Thomas Clifford Taylor to John things Thomas Barlow Thomas Creech thought tion treatise unto whereof whilst William Wotton worthy Wotton to John