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A history of England principally in the seventeenth century, Volume 2 (of 6)

Note 203 — Chapter I · SUMMONING OF THE PARLIAMENT.

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‘These things made such impression on them, that we discerned as they satt, how well they were disposed—so that we came about.’ So it is stated in the report of the Lord Privy Seal and Chamberlain, dated October 3, in the State Paper Office, a document which is the more welcome since Windebank’s letter about these proceedings, to which he himself refers, is not in the Clarendon collection.

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