Letter

 1 III  |      several times persecuted under Charles II.; not upon a religious
 2 III  |            admit. The dedication to Charles II. is not filled with mean,
 3 IV   |          and "thee" and "thou" King Charles and his Ministers, in order
 4 IV   |             After the death of King Charles II., King James, who had
 5 VI   | impertinently as these treated King Charles II.; for when they took
 6 VI   |          and mortification, so that Charles soon grew sick of these
 7 VIII |            the detestable reigns of Charles IX. and Henry III. the whole
 8 VIII |        manner. Our civil wars under Charles VI. were bloody and cruel,
 9 VIII |        nation is the murder of King Charles I., whom his subjects treated
10 VIII |           all, consider on one side Charles I., defeated in a pitched
11 XII  |             to Henry IV., whom King Charles I, had married, that Minister
12 XVIII|      imitated. In the reign of King Charles II., which was that of politeness,
13 XVIII|              a poet in the reign of Charles II.-a writer whose genius
14 XIX  |         celebrated mistress of King Charles II. This gentleman, who
15 XXI  |           which Waller made to King Charles II. This king, to whom Waller
16 XXIII|        proud of.~Under the reign of Charles I. and in the beginning