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11 October
John Evelyn
11 October 1644
We lay at Cannes, which is a small port on the Mediterranean; here we agreed with a seaman to carry us to Genoa, and, having procured a bill of health (without…
John Evelyn
11 October 1653
My son, John Stansfield, was born, being my second child, and christened by the name of my mother's father, that name now quite extinct, being of Cheshire.…
John Evelyn
11 October 1659
Came to visit me Mr. William Coventry (since secretary to the Duke), son to the Lord Keeper, a wise and witty gentleman. The Army now turned out the Parliament. We…
John Evelyn
11 October 1660
The regicides who sat on the life of our late King, were brought to trial in the Old Bailey, before a commission of oyer and terminer.
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