HCA 13/72 f.309v Annotate - Revision history

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 the longe boate pretending they would send somebody back with it againe when they
 were escaped to shoare, but did not send the same againe, by meanes
-whereof the said Capatine Browne and the rest of the Company who stayed
+whereof the said Captaine Browne and the rest of the Company who stayed
 with him and defended the sayd shipp, (for that they had only a
 smale boate or two to preserve thm selves in after they had continued the

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 To the 9th article hee saith the ''hercules'' at her seizure was (in this deponents
-Judgment) of the burthen of fowerhundred and fifty Tonnes or
+Judgment) of the burthen of fower hundred and fifty Tonnes or
 thereabouts, and her tackle and furniture and provisions shee had in her for sixe moneths which was taken in but a little, before at Portsmouth were then worth in this deponents
 Judgment the summe fower thousand pounds sterling or thereabouts And

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 her, not daring to fyre or sinke her as they determined to have done
 for feare of perishing in her for want of the longe boate to carry them
-selves ashoare in, by which meanes hee saith the ''hercules;; became a prize
+selves ashoare in, by which meanes hee saith the ''hercules'' became a prize
 to the dutch who after the Captaine and those who stayed with him had
 betaken them selves to the smale boates seized and boarded the sayd shipp

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-|First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet, 07/011/13
+|First transcribed=2013/11/07
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 |Transcription=Samuell Waie John ffirth harbert and others of the sayd shipps company called
 out to the persons aforenamed soe in the longe boate, and standing in the mayne
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 enymie might not have enioyed her, (hee beleeveth) the state would
 have
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