The Hamilton Papers Being Selections From Original Letter in the Possession of
The Hamilton Papers Being Selections From Original Letter in the Possession of
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123 70. Sir Robert Murray to the Duke of Hamilton. Ic4g, Nov. H.
Newc[astle] 14 Nou. 1640.
May it please your Grace, Since my last I had occasion to put the King in mynde of the care you haue of what concernes his seruice, and receaued from him a commaund to let you know that he is extremely well satisfied with it, whereof you may be pleased to take notice when any con- siderable occurrences inuite you to write to him.
To performe the promises of my last two I shall first tell you that the King... is resolued to send once more a messasxe to the Parliament of England, but haue not heard that hec will doe the same to you at home. Xeither is it obuious to me what were fitting to doe in it, and it is worth your aduyce. All that Mr. Moray had from him to make use of at London had no considerable diflTerence at all from the paper your brother sent you upon his last coming hether; nor is it to be expected that this new message shall have any materiall change, but the expressions will not be the same and it will not be clog'd with such prefaces and other litle reasons and unnecessary enlargements as that other paper liad, I can not guess at the particulars, but assoone as I haue them you shall haue them ; nay it may be hee will not thinke fitt to send you a copy of what hee sends, to which he shall be soUicitcd, but I expect to heare something of your opinion before it be sent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
123 70. Sir Robert Murray to the Duke of Hamilton. Ic4g, Nov. H.
Newc[astle] 14 Nou. 1640.
May it please your Grace, Since my last I had occasion to put the King in mynde of the care you haue of what concernes his seruice, and receaued from him a commaund to let you know that he is extremely well satisfied with it, whereof you may be pleased to take notice when any con- siderable occurrences inuite you to write to him.
To performe the promises of my last two I shall first tell you that the King... is resolued to send once more a messasxe to the Parliament of England, but haue not heard that hec will doe the same to you at home. Xeither is it obuious to me what were fitting to doe in it, and it is worth your aduyce. All that Mr. Moray had from him to make use of at London had no considerable diflTerence at all from the paper your brother sent you upon his last coming hether; nor is it to be expected that this new message shall have any materiall change, but the expressions will not be the same and it will not be clog'd with such prefaces and other litle reasons and unnecessary enlargements as that other paper liad, I can not guess at the particulars, but assoone as I haue them you shall haue them ; nay it may be hee will not thinke fitt to send you a copy of what hee sends, to which he shall be soUicitcd, but I expect to heare something of your opinion before it be sent.
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