Notes Which Passed At Meetings Of The Privy Council Between Charles Ii And The Earl Of Clarendon, 1660-1667, Together With A Few Letters, Reproduced In Facsimile From The Originals In The Bodleian

This fascinating collection of notes and letters offers a firsthand account of the partnership between King Charles II and his loyal advisor Edward Hyde Clarendon during the early years of the Restoration period. Covering a range of topics, from politics and foreign affairs to personal friendships and rivalries, this volume provides a unique window into a pivotal moment in English history.

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