The Voyage to Cadiz in 1625 Being a Journal Written By John Glanville Secretar
The Voyage to Cadiz in 1625 Being a Journal Written By John Glanville Secretar
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4. ^ ' intended ' = superintended. S*" October. 12 THE VOYAGE TO CADIZ. Unpleasing adress therupon to the Court, without knowing the true causes of his LoP'^ proceeding: wherfore to prevent the worst, his Lo' gave instruction for the drawing upp of a letter for him to him for S" John Coke, contayning the reasons of his LoP'" retourne; whicli were the same in effect which were observed here before. The letter being readie to be signed, before it was fullie dispatched away, there came to my Lord ...a letter from S"" John Colje occasioning somewhat to bee added by his LoPp to his tre by way of post-script, which by his direcon was speedely supplied, con- tayning in effect some further/ explanation or inforcement of the reasons of his retrait & concluding with a desire of S'' John Coke's assistance to take order in the Towne of Plymouth for the better keeping of Men from comeing a shore by suffering noe boates to come out unto them. While his Lopp. Was in debate about putting into Harbour, and touching the order and maner of the same, manie of the ships without anie warrant att all were gone in of themselves, and the rest, having notice of his LoP'* resolution and direction, began to followe, but not in soe good order as could bee wished, nor in such sorte as by his LoPP was assigned.
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4. ^ ' intended ' = superintended. S*" October. 12 THE VOYAGE TO CADIZ. Unpleasing adress therupon to the Court, without knowing the true causes of his LoP'^ proceeding: wherfore to prevent the worst, his Lo' gave instruction for the drawing upp of a letter for him to him for S" John Coke, contayning the reasons of his LoP'" retourne; whicli were the same in effect which were observed here before. The letter being readie to be signed, before it was fullie dispatched away, there came to my Lord ...a letter from S"" John Colje occasioning somewhat to bee added by his LoPp to his tre by way of post-script, which by his direcon was speedely supplied, con- tayning in effect some further/ explanation or inforcement of the reasons of his retrait & concluding with a desire of S'' John Coke's assistance to take order in the Towne of Plymouth for the better keeping of Men from comeing a shore by suffering noe boates to come out unto them. While his Lopp. Was in debate about putting into Harbour, and touching the order and maner of the same, manie of the ships without anie warrant att all were gone in of themselves, and the rest, having notice of his LoP'* resolution and direction, began to followe, but not in soe good order as could bee wished, nor in such sorte as by his LoPP was assigned.
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