| First transcribed
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14 March 23 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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81 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/65 +
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| Side
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Verso +
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| Status
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First cut transcription started and completed on 23/03/14 by Colin Greenstreet +
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| Transcription
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bring his Cheife Mate and his Purser with … bring his Cheife Mate and his Purser with his papers<br />
whereupon the said Mr. Maplisden did forthwith send his Mate<br />
and a [XXXar] in his boate abord the said Man of warre<br />
where they were noe sooner come but they with those that<br />
showed them were with the said boat [?withheld] and detayned fore comeing back<br />
which Action gave thiese deponents and all the rest of the company<br />
abord the ''Lawrell'' great cause of distrust and doubt that they<br />
intended some iniurye unto the said shippe and that they<br />
would seize or surprize her. And further they these deponents say that ymediately<br />
after the premisses the Commander of the said Man of warre<br />
sent his Leiuetenant with 11 or 12 more of his company in his voat<br />
abord the ''Lawrell'' where being come the said Mr. Maplisden came<br />
up and mett the said Lieutenant in the [?w]ast of his said shippe and<br />
after a salutation of him went along with him into his Round house, in which<br />
place the stayed privately a small space and then returned out againe and<br />
soe the said Lieutenant with the said company which came with him and<br />
the said Maplisden Master or Comander of the ''Lawrell'' went into the said<br />
Boat and were from thence carryed abord the said Man of Warre,<br />
And soone after theire arrivall thither the said Boate was [?hawled GUTTER]<br />
up to the Gunne Roome Port of the said Man of Warre and from<br />
thence theise deponents sawe that there were a greate number of<br />
Armes as swords Pistolls Cutlases Pole Axes and other weapons [?PUT GUTTER]<br />
into the said Boat which being done there came about 38 or 40<br />
men from aboard the said Man of warre into the said Boate and<br />
from thence came ymediatly to the ''Lawrell'' and then and there demanded<br />
halfe of the ''Lawrells'' Company to come aboard the said Boat and to [?permit GUTTER]<br />
halfe of them in the boate to come abord armed into the said shipp[?e GUTTER]<br />
but the Company abord the ''Lawrell'' being as aforesaid<br />
jealous of the Actions and carriages of the Company of the said Man of<br />
Warre would not condiscehend thereunto but denied them [?admission GUTTER]<br />
unlesse they would come without theire Armes which they refised to<br />
leave, but forthwith returned againe and told theire Commander<br />
what answere they of the ''Lawrell'' had given them whereupon<br />
the said Commander said hee would come abord them with his<br />
ship to which answere was returned from the ''Lawrell'' that they were<br />
ready for him, come when hee would, (The said two shipps being[?e GUTTER<br />
then close each by the other.) And then hee saith the said Mr<br />
Maplisden commander of the ''Lawrell'' (being abord the said Man of<br />
Warre and perceaveing that his company would not permitt<br />
the said men soe sent Armed to come abord) did call<br />
outed to come abord) did call<br />
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