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  <dc:title>Henry Hatsell to George Treby at Plympton (co. Devon) it is believed that the king is displeased with Sunderland, "there are several gentlemen come out of France who affirm they saw the D. of Buck. lately there, but he was incognito in a dark periwig .... Michael Mallet is not imprisoned but he will be proceeded against for speaking those irrelevent words of the king. He went to the king and beg'd his pardon but his majesty said he would leav him to the law ..."</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>14 Sep 1678</dc:date>
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