HCA 13/72 f.221r Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 13:20, November 20, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 13:19, November 20, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 03:35, October 16, 2013

2013-10-16T03:35:18Z

ColinGreenstreet at 03:03, October 16, 2013

2013-10-16T03:03:29Z

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 And saith that while the sayd Welch was gone to the duke and his Councell to
 procure protection. the Generall of the sanes ffleete came in a chariott by
-land and spake upon the shoare side to the Company of the ''Endeavour
+land and spake upon the shoare side to the Company of the ''Endeavour''
-ffrigott'' by his enterpreter and asked them for their Captaine and answere being by them returned
+''ffrigott'' by his enterpreter and asked them for their Captaine and answere being by them returned
 that he was gone to Oldenburgh Citty the sayd Generall asked to speake with
 the foresayd Collins the Master of her and hee coming ashoare to the generall

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 |Transcription=who went with him and also by some of the sayd dukes Counsell told, the sayd Welch shewed the sayd duke and his
 Councell his sayd letters of Marque and desyred their protection for him
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 whereupon it was by the sayd Welch and his Officers (whereof this deponent
 was one) thought fitt that the ''Indeavour'' and ''Mary'' should be blowne up and
-soe the Company went a shoare and a trayne was layed and Peter ?Man?ce the
+soe the Company went a shoare and a trayne was layed and Peter &#91;?Nance&#93; the
 Boatswaine gave fyre to it and swoXX away and soe the sayd shipps (there
 being noe hope to escape their being forcibly taken by the danish generall)
 were upon or about the seaventh of July last accordingly blowne up And saith
-that one denbigh who was Steward and Wallis XX the mate of the ''Indeavour'' was after
+that one denbigh who was Steward and Wallis the mate of the ''Indeavour'' was after
 the sayd vessells were soe blowne up taken prisoner by the danes as they ?were pasiing in a dutch vessell
 along the River of Bremer to goe to hamburgh and soe home for England
-And they were as the sayd XXXXX since his comeing to England told this deponent imprisoned at Gluckstate
+And they were as the sayd &#91;?WXXXs&#93; since his comeing to England told this deponent imprisoned at Gluckstate
 and kept in Irons where the sayd denbigh still remayneth And further hee cannot answere/
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