HCA 13/72 f.219r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=To the 5th 6th 7th and 8th Interrogatories hee saith that the sayd Captaine Welch being
 returned aboard the shipp the ''Indeavour'' hee went with his sayd shipp and the ''Mary'' further
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 and sayd that rather then they should bee taken by the generall of the sanes hee would
 burne them himselfe , or to that effect and thereupon the sayd Captaine coming aboard
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 and sayd if they did not deliver them but that they happened to take them
 they would give them noe quarter, whereupon the danes carries away the Captaine
-and the five they had taken with him, and kepy them prisoners and the Companyes of
+and the five they had taken with him, and kept them prisoners and the Companyes of
 the ''Indeavour'' and ''Mary'' departed with their sayd vessells and went about twenty myles
 further up the River into a Creeke or River called the how&#91;?u&#93;d leading to

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 in the sayd River and suspecting that the danish vessells who followed them had a designe
 to surprize them in the night tyme, endeavoured to have hawled their sayd vessells the
-''Endeavour'' and ''Mary'' in the night tyme on shoare in a Creeke in the duke ofOldenburghs dominion but were
+''Endeavour'' and ''Mary'' in the night tyme on shoare in a Creeke in the duke of Oldenburghs dominion but were
 hindered from soe doeing by some of the duke of Oldenburghs subiects whereupon
 the next day (being in the moneth of July 1657) the sayd Welch with one Thomas

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 the Cittie of Oldenburgh and laye there a while whether the
 Captaine and the five who were taken prisoners with him (having as they sayd
-by the authority of the Ri&#91;?p&#93;e mMaster of Oldenburgh gotten their release from the
+by the authority of the Ri&#91;?p&#93;e Master of Oldenburgh gotten their release from the
 danes that had them prisoners) returned with their boate which was alsoe restored,
 and came aboard the ''Indeavour'' and after the sayd Captaine was soe come aboard

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 they would give them noe quarter, whereupon the danes carries away the Captaine
 and the five they had taken with him, and kepy them prisoners and the Companyes of
-the ''Indeavour'' and ''Mary'' dearted with their sayd vessells and went about twenty myles
+the ''Indeavour'' and ''Mary'' departed with their sayd vessells and went about twenty myles
 further up the River into a Creeke or River called the how&#91;?u&#93;d leading to
 the Cittie of Oldenburgh and laye there a while whether the

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 never returne downe the River or to that effect whereto the sayd Captaine answered
 and sayd that rather then they should bee taken by the generall of the sanes hee would
-burne them himselfe , or to that effect and thereupon the sayd Cazptaine coming aboard
+burne them himselfe , or to that effect and thereupon the sayd Captaine coming aboard
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