HCA 13/70 f.98r Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 14:27, May 31, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 16:07, August 20, 2014

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 much damnified by the said fight in her hull tackle and
 furniture, her masts all broken and shattered, and her sailes all
-shott in peeces to the valew of 500. or 600. ''li'' sterling as tghey verily
+shott in peeces to the valew of 500. or 600. ''li'' sterling as they verily
 beleeve, and that the lading of Corne which was then aboard her
 was damnified wett and spoyled by meanes of the water received

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 beleeve, and that the lading of Corne which was then aboard her
 was damnified wett and spoyled by meanes of the water received
-into the said shipp by the great shott of thw said dutchman of warr
+into the said shipp by the great shott of the said dutchman of warr
 discharged into her betwixt wind and water, insomuch That the
 said William Watts the Commander upon his arrivall at Mallega

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 to holland, and as the said Gainer and Contests have since understood
 was called the ''dove''. The said gainer and Contests aforementioned
-doe futher joyntly declar, That the said shipp ''hopewell'' was very
+doe futher joyntly declare, That the said shipp ''hopewell'' was very
 much damnified by the said fight in her hull tackle and
 furniture, her masts all broken and shattered, and her sailes all

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 beleeve, and that the lading of Corne which was then aboard her
 was damnified wett and spoyled by meanes of the water received
-into the said shipp by the great shott of teh said dutchman of warr
+into the said shipp by the great shott of thw said dutchman of warr
 discharged into her betwixt wind and water, insomuch That the
 said William Watts the Commander upon his arrivall at Mallega

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 |Transcription=taken the said shipp and lading they cared not who answered or
 made satisfaction for the same or words to that or the like effect,
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 &#91;SIGNATURES, MIDDLE AND RH SIDE&#93;
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