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3 Oct.

THE PHILOSOPHER OF MORTLAKE, 1577-1581 - topics: travel,court_patronage,household_family

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3 Oct. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, court patronage, household family: On Monday, at II of the clock before noon, I delivered my two rolls of the Queen's Majesty's title unto herself in the garden at Richmond: who appointed after dinner to hear further of the matter.

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Records travel, court patronage, household family: On Monday, at II of the clock before noon, I delivered my two rolls of the Queen's Majesty's title unto herself in the garden at Richmond: who appointed after dinner to hear further of the matter. Therefore, between I and 2 after noon, I was sent for into her...

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THE PHILOSOPHER OF MORTLAKE, 1577-1581

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travel,court_patronage,household_family

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On Monday, at II of the clock before noon, I delivered my two rolls of the Queen's Majesty's title unto herself in the garden at Richmond: who appointed after dinner to hear further of the matter. Therefore, between I and 2 after noon, I was sent for into her Highness' privy chamber, where the L. Treasurer also was, who having the matter slightly then in consideration did seem to doubt much that I had or could make the argument probable for her Highness' title so as I pretended. Whereupon I was to declare to his honour more plainly and at his leisure what I had said and could say therein, which I did on Tuesday and Wednesday following at his chamber: where he used me very honourably on his behalf, &c.

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On Monday, at II of the clock before noon, I delivered my two rolls of the Queen's Majesty's title unto herself in the garden at Richmond: who appointed after dinner to hear further of the matter. Therefore, between I and 2 after noon, I was sent for into her Highness' privy chamber, where the L. Treasurer also was, who having the matter slightly then in consideration did seem to doubt much that I had or could make the argument probable for her Highness' title so as I pretended. Whereupon I was to declare to his honour more plainly and at his leisure what I had said and could say therein, which I did on Tuesday and Wednesday following at his chamber: where he used me very honourably on his behalf, &c.