title: Traitor to the Crown: The Untold Story of the Popish Plot and the Consipiracy Against Samuel Pepys
author: James D. Long
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  # Diary of Samuel Pepys, November 1667
  
  
  ### Samuel Pepys
  
  
  
  
  
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  November 1st. Up betimes, and down to the waterside (calling and drinking a
  dram of the bottle at Michell's, but saw not Betty), and thence to White Hall
  and to Sir W. Coventry's lodging, where he and I alone a good while, where he
  gives me the full of the Duke of Albemarle's and Prince's narratives, given
  yesterday by the House, wherein they fall foul of him and Sir G. Carteret in
  something about the dividing of the fleete, and the Prince particularly
  charging the Commissioners of the Navy with negligence, he says the
  Commissioners of the Navy whereof Sir W. Coventry is one. He tells me t