Daily entries from the 17th century London diary
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Home to the Chancellor who is Edward Hyde. Edward Hyde was appointed Chancellor to Charles II in 1658 while the exiled court was still in Bruges
Clarendon stayed, at first, at Worcester House in The Strand.
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from a version of the Diary
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[The Earls of Worcester had a large house between Durham Place and the Savoy, which Lord Clarendon rented at 5l. per annum, while his own was building.] to the Chancellor,