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Full Title
A Full and true relation of the great and wonderful revolution that hapned lately in the kingdom of Siam in the East-Indies:
Date Added
11 January 2014
Format
Book
Language
English
Publish Date
1690
Publisher
London : Printed for Randal Taylor
Source
McGarrity Books
Alternate Title
giving a particular account of the seizing and death of the late king, and of the setting up of a new one : as also of the putting to death of the king's only daughter, his adopted son who was a Christian, his two brothers, and of Monsieur Constance, his great minister of state, and favourer of the French : and of the expulsion of all the Jesuits, missionary priests, officers and soldiers of the French nation out of that kingdom, that endeavoured to bring it under the French domination : being the substance of several letters writ in Octob. 1688, and Feb. 1689 from Siam, and the coast of Cormandel
Topic
Thailand > History > To 1782.
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Ptill encreafed his alionilhment, wand the more,“ becatife ‘-he
was not wont to be hurri’d not condu&ed‘ in to Military a
manner, when the King wanted him, or orderedwhim to
come to him,‘ but he had always the priviledge of=go1ng
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with great freedom, and leS attended]
)When he Came t0'Lott'uo, he was‘ Ptraight led to’the
' Ki.ng,"sPalace,without allowing him the liberty ofgoinghrlt
to the jefzlit: Houle to Repofe and Refrelh rhimfelf, as. he
delired, tho’ hisintention was rather to be fbmewhat in-
form’d,’ ‘and know the pollute of prelent .All'ai1‘s‘,l which
he thought were much altered: The fame day of his arri-
val he feceived f'ever'al Vilits‘-fromitlie lvlazzdarizzs, and af-
ter Supper he had one from .()pm Pgmzclmrd, . with whom
he difcourfed fome time, 'ar1d,amongf’t.'otlier things, the
Oprzz told him, to with an unufual Air of Pride and Haughti-
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