HCA 13/70 f.673v Annotate - Revision history

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 The premisses hee deposeth for the reasons aforesaid. And otherwise
 hee cannot depose.
 To the fifth hee saith that the master and Company of the ''Hope'' being

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 |Transcription=To the second article hee saith that on behalfe of certaine Englishmen there
 were the time arlate laden aboard the said shipp ''hope'' at Coningsborough
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 the said shipp and seeing the said lading. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-To the third hee saith that in or about the beginning og december last past
+To the third hee saith that in or about the beginning of december last past
 the said shipp the ''hope'' in her course from Coningsbergh for London comming
 neere harwich, was going in thither to seake for Convoy for London
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 sea cakked the Middle Ground, and were there for some time laid
 fast, and the said vessell the ''hare Pinck'' in a short space stabed on
-peeces: And saith that some of the company of the ''Hope''being in their
+peeces&#58; And saith that some of the company of the ''Hope''being in their
 boate feeling and searching for the deepe water to the ende they might
 knowe howe to get of their shipp, diverse of the ''hares'' company
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 to an anchor and pillaged many things out of her, and carried the said
 pillage
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 To the fourth hee saith that the said severall vessells in their course
-betweene harwich and London bu cashaltie ran upon a place in the
+betweene harwich and London by cashaltie ran upon a place in the
 sea cakked the Middle Ground, and were there for some time laid
 fast, and the said vessell the ''hare Pinck'' in a short space stabed on

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−	To the fifth	+	To the fifth hee saith that the master and Company of the ''Hope'' being
		+	soe got ashore they there shortly understood that their shipp was gott cleare
		+	off the sand, and that some of the ''hares'' men had gonne and brought her
		+	to an anchor and pillaged many things out of her, and carried the said
		+	pillage

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 betweene harwich and London bu cashaltie ran upon a place in the
 sea cakked the Middle Ground, and were there for some time laid
-fast, and teh said vessell the ''hare Pinck'' in a short space stabed on
+fast, and the said vessell the ''hare Pinck'' in a short space stabed on
 peeces: And saith that some of the company of the ''Hope''being in their
 boate feeling and searching for the deepe water to the ende they might
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 aid to help off their said shipp, to which they intended suddenly to retourne
 But soone after they were gonne, the tide increasing the said shipp
-the ''Hope'' gott ff as they understood presently after their coming ashore.
+the ''Hope'' gott off as they understood presently after their coming ashore.
 The premisses hee deposeth for the reasons aforesaid. And otherwise
 hee cannot depose.