Cabala; sive, Scrinia sacra. Mysteries of state and government, in letters of illustrious persons and great ministers of state as well forreign as domestick, in the reigns of King Henry the Eighth, Q. Elizabeth, K. James, and K. Charles. Wherein such secrets of empire, and publick affairs, as were then in agitation, are clearly represented, and many remarkable passages faithfully collected. Formerly in two volumns. To which is added several choice letters and negotiations, no where else published. Now collected and printed together in one volumn. With two exact tables, the one of the letters, and the other of things most observable (1663)
London : Printed for G. Bedell and T. Collins · leaf 342
broughtinto theprefence of a King by any Saint befides your felf: turn me not over (mofl nobleLord ) to offer my prayers at new Altars. If I were guilty of any unworthy unfaithfulnefsfor the time part, or not guilty of a refolution to do your Grace all fervice for the time tocome,all coniiderations… … Tlie Lord of KENSINGTONS Letters, &c.
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