Epistolae Ho-Elianae. the Familiar Letters of James Howell, Historiographer Royal to Charles Ii.
Epistolae Ho-Elianae. the Familiar Letters of James Howell, Historiographer Royal to Charles Ii.
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of Bavarians Uncle is chosen Elec- tor and Arch-sewer of the Roman Empire in his place (but, as they say, in an imperfect Diet), and with this Proviso, that the transferring of this Election upon the Bavarian shall not prejudice the next Heir. There is one Count Mansfelt that begins to get a great Name in Germany, and he, with the D. of Brunswick, who is a Temporal Bishop of Halverstade, have a considerable Army on foot for the Lady Elizabeth, who, in the Low Countries and some parts of Germany..., is call'd the Qtieen ofBoheme, and for her winning princely comportment. The Queen of Hearts, Sir Arthur Chichester is come back from the Palatinate, much com- plaining of the small Army that was sent thither under Sir Horace Fere^ which should have been greater, or none at all.
My Lord of Buckingham, having been long since Master of the Horse at Court, is now made Master also of all the fVooden-horses in the Kingdom, which indeed are our best Horses, for he is to be High- Admiral of England; so he is become Dominus Equorum & Aquarum, The late Lord Treasurer Cranfield grows also very powerful, but the City hates him for having betray'd their greatest Secrets, which he was capable to know more than another, having been formerly a Merchant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of Bavarians Uncle is chosen Elec- tor and Arch-sewer of the Roman Empire in his place (but, as they say, in an imperfect Diet), and with this Proviso, that the transferring of this Election upon the Bavarian shall not prejudice the next Heir. There is one Count Mansfelt that begins to get a great Name in Germany, and he, with the D. of Brunswick, who is a Temporal Bishop of Halverstade, have a considerable Army on foot for the Lady Elizabeth, who, in the Low Countries and some parts of Germany..., is call'd the Qtieen ofBoheme, and for her winning princely comportment. The Queen of Hearts, Sir Arthur Chichester is come back from the Palatinate, much com- plaining of the small Army that was sent thither under Sir Horace Fere^ which should have been greater, or none at all.
My Lord of Buckingham, having been long since Master of the Horse at Court, is now made Master also of all the fVooden-horses in the Kingdom, which indeed are our best Horses, for he is to be High- Admiral of England; so he is become Dominus Equorum & Aquarum, The late Lord Treasurer Cranfield grows also very powerful, but the City hates him for having betray'd their greatest Secrets, which he was capable to know more than another, having been formerly a Merchant.
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