The duke's approbation too was mentioned by Secretary Coke; but the conjunction of a subject with the sovereign was ill received by the house.[***] Though disgusted with the king, the jealousy which they felt for his honor was more sensible than that which his unbounded confidence in the duke would allow even himself to entertain.
* Franklyn, p 243.

Rushworth, vol.i.p.

500.
** Franklyn, p.251.Rushworth, vol.i.p.

513.

Whitlocke, p.