The Diary of John Evelyn
The Diary of John Evelyn
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He was committed to the Tower, as Pepys informs us, '^ for writing news to a virtuoso in France " (25th June, 1667), but was shortly afterwards liberated.
^ [Perhaps at Charing Cross, where, in this year, '^ y* Itallian popet player " had a Booth {Overseers' Books of St» Martin m the Fields, quoted in Cunningham's London).] Digitized by Google 1667 JOHN EVELYN 279 now proclaimed, in the usual form, by the haalds- at-armsL^ 25th AtLgust. After evening service, I went to visit Mr. Vaughan,^ who l...ay at Greenwich, a very wise and learned person, one of Mr. Seldens executors and intimate friends.
217th. Visited the Lord Chancellor, to whom his Majesty had sent for the seals a few days before ;' I found him in his bedchamber, very sad. The Parliament had accused him, and he had enemies at Court, especially the buffoons and ladies of pleasure, because he thwarted some of them, and stood in their way; I could name some of the chief. The truth is, he made few friends during his grandeur among the royal sufferers, but advanced the old rebels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was committed to the Tower, as Pepys informs us, '^ for writing news to a virtuoso in France " (25th June, 1667), but was shortly afterwards liberated.
^ [Perhaps at Charing Cross, where, in this year, '^ y* Itallian popet player " had a Booth {Overseers' Books of St» Martin m the Fields, quoted in Cunningham's London).] Digitized by Google 1667 JOHN EVELYN 279 now proclaimed, in the usual form, by the haalds- at-armsL^ 25th AtLgust. After evening service, I went to visit Mr. Vaughan,^ who l...ay at Greenwich, a very wise and learned person, one of Mr. Seldens executors and intimate friends.
217th. Visited the Lord Chancellor, to whom his Majesty had sent for the seals a few days before ;' I found him in his bedchamber, very sad. The Parliament had accused him, and he had enemies at Court, especially the buffoons and ladies of pleasure, because he thwarted some of them, and stood in their way; I could name some of the chief. The truth is, he made few friends during his grandeur among the royal sufferers, but advanced the old rebels.
What to read after The Diary of John Evelyn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dobson Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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