The Cream of Curiosity Being An Account of Certain Historical And Literary Manu

Reginald Leslie Hine

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As none of these petitions met with any reward, Edward applied himself to Hyde who virtually ruled the kingdom while Charles revelled in the palace. * I have not yet had the happiness ', he writes, * of receiving any mark of favour from His Majesty since his returne ... It seems if not layd aside yet am I but coldly countenanced '. To save the time of the King's almoner he enumerates a few places he would content himself with on account, including ' the ancient Office of the Ballast '. He also ...offered to find and seize for the King the estate of one Mar- cellus Vanduren, an alien, on condition that he should be allowed to keep two-thirds of the spoil. But Hyde was busy blocking the Bill of Indemnity and Oblivion ; as the secretary observes to Edward, ' he is ever in a perpetuall hurry '. And it soon appeared to the petitioners that this very Bill which the Convention was forcing clause by clause would On the Civil War 145 be the crowning act of their disillusion. ' 'Tis a Bill of Indemnity for the King's enemies ', they cried in their wrath, ' and Oblivion for his friends '.

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