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According to Clarendon , Wentworth 's " first inclinations and addresses to the court were only to establish his greatness in the country where he apprehended some acts of power from the old Lord Savile , who had been his rival always there , and of late had strengthened himself by being made a privy councillor and an [ 373 ] officer at court " ; and he " rested not until he had bereaved him of all power and place in court , and so sent him down a most abject , disconsolate old man to his country " .
 Clarendon, Wentworth, Savile
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 Clarendon, Wentworth, Savile