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1604.
The next year order was given for bringing the young Duke to the Court of England. But before such as had the Charge of him could begin their jour∣ney, the young Duke was taken with a feaver. Which being signified to the King, he sent thither Doctor Atkins one of his Physicians, who in six weeks restored him to such a degree of health as made him fit to be removed to a Warmer Aire, and a more comfortable Climate.
On the sixteenth of July this Remove began, which brought him by short and easie stages in the first week of October, to Windsor Castle, where the King then was, by whom he was committed to the Governance of the Lady Cary, as before is said. And not long after, for his better welcom into England, he was on the sixth day of January next following (common∣ly called Twelfth-day) invested solemnly with the title of Duke of York by cincture