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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

CHAPTER IX
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The other suggestions which have been offered are of grave importance; and you will not be surprised that I take a night to reflect on them before I decide." [547] At first James seemed disposed to make excellent use of the time which he had taken for consideration.

The Chancellor was directed to issue writs convoking a Parliament for the thirteenth of January.

Halifax was sent for to the closet, had a long audience, and spoke with much more freedom than he had thought it decorous to use in the presence of a large assembly.

He was informed that he had been appointed a Commissioner to treat with the Prince of Orange.

With him were joined Nottingham and Godolphin.


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