The Memoirs of the Duke of Sully : during his residence at the English court, to which he was sent ambassador from Henry IV of France, upon the accession of King James the first, containing an account of his negotiations, interspersed with several curious and authentick anecdotes relating to the court, the people, and the affairs of England at that time, also, a relation of the political scheme, commonly called the great design of Henry IV, to facilitate the execution of which was the principal business of Sully's embassy, including likewise his account of the personal conference on this subject which he had with Queen Elizabeth at Dover.