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4 July
John Evelyn
4 July 1649
Visited Lady Hatton, her lord sojourning at Paris with my father-in-law.
John Evelyn
4 July 1652
I heard a sermon at Mr. Packer's chapel at Groomsbridge, a pretty melancholy seat, well wooded and watered. In this house was one of the French kings kept prisoner.…
John Evelyn
4 July 1654
On a letter from my wife's uncle, Mr. Pretyman, I waited back on her to London, passing by Hungerford, a town famous for its trouts, and the next day arrived at…
John Evelyn
4 July 1660
I heard Sir Samuel Tuke harangue to the House of Lords, in behalf of the Roman Catholics, and his account of the transaction at Colchester in murdering Lord Capel,…
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