Keigwins Rebellion 1683 4 An Episode in the History of Bombay
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5205. See note on p. 97 ante.
IX INDIA, 1684 135 the examples we have given serve to show that there was a tendency towards violence among these as among all poachers, yet the bulk of them were doubtless perfectly respectable and decent adventurers. We hear of no such misdeeds among any of the ships for which the partners Pettit and Bowcher acted. Against these two the President continued as virulent as ever ; we have seen him spreading a rumour that Pettit was a poisoner, and Bowcher afterward...s complained that Child had made the same charge against him. He now started another piece of scandal against the two friends. * Wee too much fear, and it 's generally talked, ' he wrote to the Court, 1 ' that both Petit and Bowcher will turne Mahomitans at last ; they are indeed very naughty men, God grant of his mercy towards their poor Souls that they add not to their many wickednesses that horrid sin. ' Madam Bowcher, now the only member of the firm left in Surat, was not back- ward in meeting these attacks with counter rumours ; we hear of her repeatedly as ' giving out ' the most alarming and discouraging stories, with circumstantial accounts of the sinking of Company's vessels, the sad drowning of Mr.
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5205. See note on p. 97 ante.
IX INDIA, 1684 135 the examples we have given serve to show that there was a tendency towards violence among these as among all poachers, yet the bulk of them were doubtless perfectly respectable and decent adventurers. We hear of no such misdeeds among any of the ships for which the partners Pettit and Bowcher acted. Against these two the President continued as virulent as ever ; we have seen him spreading a rumour that Pettit was a poisoner, and Bowcher afterward...s complained that Child had made the same charge against him. He now started another piece of scandal against the two friends. * Wee too much fear, and it 's generally talked, ' he wrote to the Court, 1 ' that both Petit and Bowcher will turne Mahomitans at last ; they are indeed very naughty men, God grant of his mercy towards their poor Souls that they add not to their many wickednesses that horrid sin. ' Madam Bowcher, now the only member of the firm left in Surat, was not back- ward in meeting these attacks with counter rumours ; we hear of her repeatedly as ' giving out ' the most alarming and discouraging stories, with circumstantial accounts of the sinking of Company's vessels, the sad drowning of Mr.
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