Note 202 — Chapter IV · Coronation of Queen Anne Boleyn, and Termination of the Bailly’s long Embassy To England
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“M. le Bailly, knowing well how long you have been over there, and that it is very reasonable you should go to your home to put your affairs in order, I have been willing to grant you leave to depart whenever it may please you; and am sending to take your place the Sieur de Castillon, a gentleman of my chamber, who is the bearer of this.”