ERRATA
Reading edition
Page 65, line 7. For "complimentary" read "complementary."
" 66, " 24. For "neither of whom" read "who, neither of them."
" 69, " 14. For "were" read "was."
" 72, " 16. For "new" read "own."
" 77, " 7. Omit "to" between "turns" and "a street."
" 77, " 32. For "imaginares" read "imaginaires."
" 110, note 1. For "Anglicans" read "Anglicanus."
" 138, " 1. For "Anglians" read "Anglicanus."
" 155, line 28. For "In" read "For."
" 155, note 2. For "Corznet" read "Coignet."
" 155, " 2. For "Bahn" read "Baker."
" 227, " 1. For "Magasin" read "Mazarine."
" 244, " 2. For "trois" read "train."
" 275, " 2. For "Lovel" read "Loret."
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · [104]Continuation of Weekly Newes, No. 43, 1624. [105]The following extract from J. Evelyn's State of France (1652) shows the opinion which Note 2 · [185]"My sute is that if ever you have occasion to speak to the Blessed Queene (Anne) of any ill thing that you express it by naming me, forNote 3 · [202]Mme de Motteville records how Henrietta told her that Charles brought the new Scotch liturgy to her, asking her to read it, that she miNote 4 · [308]Loret: La Muse Historique (1859), t. II, p. 393. [309]One of them was René Chartier, an elderly man, who had attended several members oNote 5 · [367]"Amyd the Arrests lately made one is for the seazure of the King's revenue to the use of the Parliament and in other things they doe so