HCA 13/70 f.392r Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 00:34, August 28, 2014

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 |Transcription=to them the sayd Taylor and Company) that then he would buy
 all their oyles and other commodities, and that he did by
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 And he further saith that on the 2d day of October last a
 boate laden with about 12000 weight of the Lepanto Currance
-bargained for as aforesaid going to be putt aboard the ''Morea
+bargained for as aforesaid going to be putt aboard the ''Morea''
-Merchant'' for the accompt of the producents, the arlate ffowke
+''Merchant'' for the accompt of the producents, the arlate ffowke
 with the helpe of some of the Country people seized by
 maine force upon the said boate of currance, and tooke away
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 to the bargaine for the accompt of the said Taylor and Company
 but that they durst not being commanded to the contrary by the
-great &#91;?Ones&#93;, in reagard the said ffowlke gad promised to buy up
+great &#91;?Ones&#93;, in reagard the said ffowlke had promised to buy up
 their oyles, And he further saith that there were not any
 other Currance in the Countrys arlate nor thereabouts other

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 predeposed of and in part payd for by the agents of the
 producents were with the helpe of some of the great &#91;?Ones&#93;
-of the Country seized n by the said ffowlke, and &#91;?part the rest&#93; carryed into
+of the Country seized on by the said ffowlke, and &#91;?part the rest&#93; carryed into
 his Warehouses, The premisses he knoweth for that many of
 the poorer sort did come to this deponent and tell him that

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 reward, promises and foule practises make some of the cheife
 of the Country to bee on his side, and by his meanes and
-procuremtnt the Country people were forbidden to deliver
+procurement the Country people were forbidden to deliver
 the Currance not delivered to the sayd Taylor and Company
 And he further saith that on the 2d day of October last a