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18 September

John Evelyn
18 September 1641
I went to see that most impregnable town and fort of Hysdune, where I was exceedingly obliged to one Colonel Crombe, the lieutenant-governor, who would needs make…
Samuel Pepys
18 September 1660
At home all the morning looking over my workmen in my house. After dinner Sir W. Batten, Pen, and myself by coach to Westminster Hall, where we met Mr. Wayte the…
Samuel Pepys
18 September 1661
The next morning up early and begun our march; the way about Puckridge very bad, and my wife, in the very last dirty place of all, got a fall, but no hurt, though…
John Evelyn
18 September 1661
This day was read our petition to his Majesty for his royal grant, authorizing our Society to meet as a corporation, with several privileges. An exceedingly sickly,…

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