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1st earl of Edward Hyde Clarendon - Encyclopedia.com (858 words)
	Edward Hyde Clarendon, 1st earl of, 1609-74, English statesman and historian.
	After the outbreak of the civil war, Hyde was appointed (1643) chancellor of the exchequer, and he represented (1645) Charles in the unsuccessful Uxbridge negotiations to end the war.
	Hyde followed Prince Charles (later Charles II) into exile in 1646 and became one of his chief advisers.

Family Ancestry People Edward Hyde (518 words)
	The third son on the family, Hyde was born to Henry Hyde of Dinton and Pourton, Wiltshire.
	Hyde however later aligned himself with the royalty and was subsequently made an adviser to the King.
	Edward Hyde was also famously known for The Clarendon Code, a document that campaigned for the domination of the Church of England.

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