The diary of John Evelyn; . annual custom. 31st December, 1664. Set my affairs in order, gave Godpraise for His mercies the past year, and prepared forthe reception of the Holy Sacrament, which I partook ofthe next day, after hearing our minister on the 4th ofGalatians, verses 4, 5, of the mystery of our BlessedSaviors Incarnation.. COPVRIOMT, 1901 f M. WALTER DUNNE, ILLUSTRATIONS VOLUME I. Charles I. in Prison Frontispiece Photogravure after De La Roche. Lord William Russell Taking Leave of His Children, 1683. 180Photogravure after a painting by Bridges. Oliver Cromwell Dictating to John Milt
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The diary of John Evelyn; . annual custom. 31st December, 1664. Set my affairs in order, gave Godpraise for His mercies the past year, and prepared forthe reception of the Holy Sacrament, which I partook ofthe next day, after hearing our minister on the 4th ofGalatians, verses 4, 5, of the mystery of our BlessedSaviors Incarnation.. COPVRIOMT, 1901 f M. WALTER DUNNE, ILLUSTRATIONS VOLUME I. Charles I. in Prison Frontispiece Photogravure after De La Roche. Lord William Russell Taking Leave of His Children, 1683. 180Photogravure after a painting by Bridges. Oliver Cromwell Dictating to John Milton .... 284The letter to the Duke of Savoy to stop the persecution of the Protestants of Piedmont, 1655.Photogravure from an engraving by Sartain after New- enham. VOLUME II. The Duke of Buckingham Frontispiece From an old painting. Nell Gwynne 64 Photogravure after Sir Peter Loly. GENERAL PREFACE ALL the aids to a complete comprehen-sion of the political, moral, social, or racialchanges, evolutions, upheavals and schismsthat make what we call History, the Me-moirs of each epoch studied are by far themost valuable. Memoirs may be called the windows ofthe mind. In the privacy of the boudoiror of the study, men and women will in-scribe upon the pages of their journals interse and unaffected language their realthoughts, motives