Letters Relating to the Mission of Sir Thomas Roe to Gustavus Adolphus 1629 30
Letters Relating to the Mission of Sir Thomas Roe to Gustavus Adolphus 1629 30
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Sir Thomas Roe to Viscount Dorchester.
MY LORD, I arrived at Konigsberg the 18 Aug. , where I was well received state Papers, and used by the Prince Elector of Brandenberg. And from where I F oept.
36 instantly wrote with all due respect to the King of Swede. There I enformed myselfe of the estate of the affayres, how they stood, and by the conduct of his Commissioners, that were ready to goe to the treatye begun by an enterloping French ambassador, Mons. Charnassy, gott to the Polish camp (for... there was no other way) the 23 day. The King and Prince being retired to Warsow, the next day I sent Mr. Gourdon to the Swedes' quarters, to advise the King that I was comming to him to offer my selfe to that dutye which his Ma tie had commanded me; but he refused me audience upon vayne quarrells for titles or epithites ; and so I fell upon a dispute with him six dayes, which being accommodated, the 29 I came to his campe, with honorable reception, and had that night audience and delivered him his Ma ties, my master's, letters, which he returned backe within two houres unbroken up, for want of titles also, espe- cially that of Potentissimo, though there were enough for any Christian king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Thomas Roe to Viscount Dorchester.
MY LORD, I arrived at Konigsberg the 18 Aug. , where I was well received state Papers, and used by the Prince Elector of Brandenberg. And from where I F oept.
36 instantly wrote with all due respect to the King of Swede. There I enformed myselfe of the estate of the affayres, how they stood, and by the conduct of his Commissioners, that were ready to goe to the treatye begun by an enterloping French ambassador, Mons. Charnassy, gott to the Polish camp (for... there was no other way) the 23 day. The King and Prince being retired to Warsow, the next day I sent Mr. Gourdon to the Swedes' quarters, to advise the King that I was comming to him to offer my selfe to that dutye which his Ma tie had commanded me; but he refused me audience upon vayne quarrells for titles or epithites ; and so I fell upon a dispute with him six dayes, which being accommodated, the 29 I came to his campe, with honorable reception, and had that night audience and delivered him his Ma ties, my master's, letters, which he returned backe within two houres unbroken up, for want of titles also, espe- cially that of Potentissimo, though there were enough for any Christian king.
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