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7 June
John Evelyn
7 June 1644
We walked about two miles from the city to an agreeable solitude, called Du Plessis, a house belonging to the King. It has many pretty gardens, full of…
John Evelyn
7 June 1649
I visited Sir Arthur Hopton (brother to Sir Ralph, Lord Hopton, that noble hero), who having been Ambassador extraordinary in Spain, sojourned some time with my…
John Evelyn
7 June 1651
Corpus Christi Day, there was a grand procession, all the streets tapestried, several altars erected there, full of images, and other rich furniture, especially…
John Evelyn
7 June 1657
My fourth son was born, christened George (after my grandfather); Dr. Jeremy Taylor officiated in the drawing-room.
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