ive you under my hand, that I expect this compliance from you, and desire it may be as soon asconveniently you can. You may easily believe with what trouble I write this to you, there being nothing I am more sensible of than ye constant kindness you have ever had for me, and I hope you are so just… … OVERTON. Written on the back of the foregoing letter is :— Letter from the Officers of the Army touching my nomination to be of the Committee of Safety. I utterly refuse to act as a Member of that Committee. * * * The following is a copy of a letter from Charles II. to Major Salwey at about this…
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