Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Diary of the Marches of the Royal Army During the Great Civil War: Kept by Richard Symonds; Now First Published From the Original Ms. In the British Museum
The author Of the following Diary, Richard Symonds, was descended, as will be seen on reference to the accompanying pedigree, from a respectable gentleman's family, sometime seated at a mansion called the Poole, in the parish Of Great Yeldham, in the county of Essex. He was himself, however, a native of the parish of Black Notley, in the same county, where his father had acquired a small property in right of his wife.
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