[9] Robertson's Charles V, vol. iii, page 224.
[10] See Sully's Memoirs.
[11] This passage is also from the pen of M. Lally Tolendal.—When I was at Paris, in the autumn of 1814, he was engaged on the Life of Charles I, of England. After the return of Bonaparte, Louis XVIII appointed him one of his ministers.
[12] See Letter IV.
[13] This, if well executed, would be a very interesting work, and it is not impossible, that it may be attempted.
[14] See Letter III.
[15] Lord Clarendon, vol. i, page 73.
[16] Hume's History of England, vol. vi, page 297, &c.
[17] Hume's History of England, vol. vi, page 378.
[18] On the subject of the popish plots, see Dr. Milner's Letters to a Prebendary.