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A Collection of the State Papers of Esq., Secretary, First, to the Council of State, and Afterwards to the Two Protectors, Oliver and Richard Cromwell In Seven Volumes: Containing Authentic Memorials of the Volume 6 (1742)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 672 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 1.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: . . . y T is my duty to acquaint your honor, how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I causd to be fearchd for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honors faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs. l. lii. p 354. T OURs of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 672 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 1.4in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: . . . y T is my duty to acquaint your honor, how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I causd to be fearchd for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honors faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs. l. lii. p 354. T OURs of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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A collection of the state papers of Esq., secretary, first, to the Council of State, and afterwards to the two protectors, Oliver and . memorials of the English affairs from t (1742)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 632 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 1.3in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: . . . by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longuevilles advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the kings orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majestys forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Condes army and that of his majestys were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majestys army was in a . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 632 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 1.3in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: . . . by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longuevilles advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the kings orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majestys forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Condes army and that of his majestys were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majestys army was in a . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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A Collection of the State Papers of Esq., Secretary, First, to the Council of State, and Afterwards to the Two Protectors, Oliver and Richard Cromwell; In Seven Volumes: Containing Authentic Memorials of the Volume 6 (Paperback) (2013)
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: .y T is my duty to acquaint your honor, how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I caus d to be fearch d for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honor s faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs.l.lii.p 354. T OUR s of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I.
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: .y T is my duty to acquaint your honor, how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I caus d to be fearch d for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honor s faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs.l.lii.p 354. T OUR s of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I.
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A collection of the state papers of Esq., secretary, first, to the Council of State, and afterwards to the two protectors, Oliver and . authentic memorials of the Volume 6 (2013)
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: ...y T is my duty to acquaint your honor,how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I caus'd to be fearch'd for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honor's faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs.l.lii.p 354. "T OUR's of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: ...y T is my duty to acquaint your honor,how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I caus'd to be fearch'd for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honor's faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs.l.lii.p 354. "T OUR's of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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A collection of the state papers of Esq., secretary, first, to the Council of State, and afterwards to the two protectors, Oliver and . authentic memorials of the Volume 6 (2013)
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: ...y T is my duty to acquaint your honor,how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I caus'd to be fearch'd for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honor's faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs.l.lii.p 354. "T OUR's of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 edition. Excerpt: ...y T is my duty to acquaint your honor,how that on the 29th precedent, two Hollanders X came forth of Cadiz, bound for the Canary Isles, whom I caus'd to be fearch'd for letters, and in whom were found many, all in Spanish, some of very greate concernment, and those from eminent persons; the choyse of which have translated into English, and sent your honor with the originalls others I have sent to the commissioners, they intimating a speciall order from the king for the speedy settinge forth a considerable fleete of forty sayle, and also discovering their intentions for the secure bringing home their treasure and goods from the Canary Iflandsby the Hollanders; which I hope will be taken into serious consideration, for the prevention thereof. Thus, with my due and daly prayers for the continuance of your health, encreasc of your honor and guidance in your weighty affaires, I subscribe myselfe, as in all duty I am Rainbow, 8 Aug. off Cadiz, 1657. Your honor's faithfull servant, J. Stoakes. Tho. Dodson to doctor. Henry Jones. Right Honorable, Cashell, 8 Aug. 1657. Vs.l.lii.p 354. "T OUR's of the 23d, and your other of the 25th, I have not receaved untill the sixth X f August, by reason I was travailing, and could not meete your friend till then, of whom I have receaved the fame mentioned in your letter, for which I render you manney thanks for your care therein; it was verie necessarie for my intended ways, and to pass over the wynter. Being most joifull and much incouradged to have my correspondencie setled with a person of your great merritts, sufficiencie, judgment, zeale and discretion, as I find by your judicious letters, I shall therefore freely and faithfully informe you all that shall come withen my reatch. And for the present I... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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A Collection of the State Papers of Esq., Secretary, First, to the Council of State, and Afterwards to the Two Protectors, Oliver and Richard Cromwell Volume 1; In Seven Volumes: Containing Authentic Memorials of the English Affairs from the (2012)
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: .by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longueville s advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the king s orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majesty s forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Conde s army and that of his majesty s were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majesty s army was in a .
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: .by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longueville s advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the king s orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majesty s forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Conde s army and that of his majesty s were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majesty s army was in a .
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: .by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longueville s advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the king s orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majesty s forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Conde s army and that of his majesty s were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majesty s army was in a .
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: .by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longueville s advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the king s orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majesty s forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Conde s army and that of his majesty s were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majesty s army was in a .
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: ...by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. "What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longueville's advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the king's orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majesty's forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Conde's army and that of his majesty's were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majesty's army was in a ... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-03-06, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1742 Excerpt: ...by order from his. majesty to Bourdeaux, that the dukes of Vendosme and Candale should come out of the city of Bourdeaux, and besiege the said city again, in case the inhabitants would not consent to re-establish the castle Trompette, and that dt la cour des aydes in Guienne. "What they will do in it, I know not yet. The same day came to the garde de Sceaux a rich burgher of Bourdeaux, desiring him to sign some of those articles promised to them, when they delivered the town to his majesty. The garde de Sceaux answered, he would sign no papers, till he had seen first how the affairs of Bourdeaux should go, by reason his majesty and council were not contented to agree upon what conditions Vendosme granted che citizens of that town, all being their own demands. Mr. Menardeaux Chambre has obtained the brevet of being first president in the parliament of Bourdeaux, when it shall be established; and besides that to be Intendant de finances. All the counsellors of Rouen, that were broken and banished heretofore, are to be received in their own qualities of counsellors also in that parliament, and that; by duke of Longueville's advice. The 16th instant the council fat, notwithstanding the holiday of the assumption of our lady, to consider what to do with the duke of Orleans, who has accepted their amnesty, and yet does not obey the king's orders as to come and take his place in the council, in which nothing yet is resolved. The last Sunday morning the queen sent orders to all the parish priests of this city, desiring to pray for the success of his majesty's forces, upon the news that came to the court the night before, that the prince of Conde's army and that of his majesty's were near one another, and ordered to fight, by reason his majesty's army was in a ... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-03-06, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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A Collection of the State Papers of Esq., Secretary, First, to the Council of State, and Afterwards to the Two Prote (1638)
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