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Henry Bennet, Earl of Arlington, secretary of state to Charles II
Excerpt from Henry Bennet Earl of Arlington: Secretary of State to Charles II
The memoirs and diaries of this period contain a great deal of information about Arlington of varying degrees of reliability: Pepys, Clarendon, James II, Sir William Temple, Bishop Burnet, Sir John Evelyn, the Earl Of Ailesbury, the Count de Gramont, and the Duke of Buckingham - all have an opinion of the Secre tary of State. Equally rich in information are such collections of letters as the Nicholas Papers, Essex Papers, Correspondence of the Family of Hatton, and Letters addressed to Sir Joseph Williamson.
The memoirs and diaries of this period contain a great deal of information about Arlington of varying degrees of reliability: Pepys, Clarendon, James II, Sir William Temple, Bishop Burnet, Sir John Evelyn, the Earl Of Ailesbury, the Count de Gramont, and the Duke of Buckingham - all have an opinion of the Secre tary of State. Equally rich in information are such collections of letters as the Nicholas Papers, Essex Papers, Correspondence of the Family of Hatton, and Letters addressed to Sir Joseph Williamson.
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