| Content Description | Complains that despite the state agreeing to all the Queen's measures, the peace seems no closer to being concluded; refers to his uncertainty as to whether he will be granted an extension of his pass; reports his efforts to refute allegations made by his enemies at the French court, insisting on his genuine desire for peace and his actions to this end; emphasises his good conduct and calls upon the Lord Treasurer's friendship and his assistance.
Old Style dating on letter.
Enclosed at Pw2 Hy 1160. |