The Manuscripts of Henry Duncan Skrine Esq
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We arc far, hovt ever, from such a conclusion unless the consent of Germany, on which power so much depends, can also be obtained.
The story of the seizure of English ships by the Danes was not true, it was a mere question between them and some Danish Galleons as to which should first lower their sails.
Two sons of Gentileschi the painter, who are in the service of His Majesty, will go to Italy next week on a special visit to Genoa, being provided with letters of credit for forty thousand crown...s to pay for various pictures purchased there for the King.
The harbours are again open but no one can pass over to France, or come to this country from France, without the certainty of being made a prisoner.
London, 24th July 1627.
There is little to say this week, neither the King, the nobility, nor the Court, being in London. His Majesty has commenced his annual lour of hunting in various parts of the kingdom, and the Queen has gone to take medicinal waters at Wellingborough * She will join His Majesty in about a fortnight, and they will remain in the country till the end of September.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We arc far, hovt ever, from such a conclusion unless the consent of Germany, on which power so much depends, can also be obtained.
The story of the seizure of English ships by the Danes was not true, it was a mere question between them and some Danish Galleons as to which should first lower their sails.
Two sons of Gentileschi the painter, who are in the service of His Majesty, will go to Italy next week on a special visit to Genoa, being provided with letters of credit for forty thousand crown...s to pay for various pictures purchased there for the King.
The harbours are again open but no one can pass over to France, or come to this country from France, without the certainty of being made a prisoner.
London, 24th July 1627.
There is little to say this week, neither the King, the nobility, nor the Court, being in London. His Majesty has commenced his annual lour of hunting in various parts of the kingdom, and the Queen has gone to take medicinal waters at Wellingborough * She will join His Majesty in about a fortnight, and they will remain in the country till the end of September.
What to read after The Manuscripts of Henry Duncan Skrine Esq?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alessandro Antelminelli to read onlineMoreLess
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