The Journal of Joachim Hane
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Item that I had denyed to have any correspondence with any of the inhabitants of Bur- deaux and Rochell, whereas it was not possible that I should travaile to so far a country without some recomendation at leastwise to some marchant; and since I had refused to relate the trueth in these things I must of necessity be guilty of some great 10 THE JOURNAL OF designe or conspiration against their country, the which to prevent they did hold it their duty both to their kinge and country to bring me to... a cleare con- fession by all possible meanes. Wherupon they desired me to resolve unto them without fraud or deceit these following questions. By whom I was sent thither ? 2^ what myne instructions were for my expedition ? 3*? what correspondency I had in Rochell and Burdeaux ? 4tWy what charge I had in the English army, and lastly in whose hands those 1 200 livres were which according to their well grounded information I had at my disposeing at Burdeaux ? This last query was meerly devised by my accusers on purpose to begett in the covete- ous magistrate a more earnest desire to afflict me with the more cruell torments, which might (as it often happeneth) cause me to confesse even such things as perhaps I was not guilty of, and so to be willingly condemned to dye rather then to suffer the intollerable greife and anguish of tortureing, which neverthelesse in themselves without any further con- demnation would have prooved destructive to my life ; for they myne accusers were after my convic- tion to have all the meanes that I had about me for their good service they had done in betraying of me, although in myne examination they were never JOACHIM HANE II brought in to confront me for all that I earnestly begged it.
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Item that I had denyed to have any correspondence with any of the inhabitants of Bur- deaux and Rochell, whereas it was not possible that I should travaile to so far a country without some recomendation at leastwise to some marchant; and since I had refused to relate the trueth in these things I must of necessity be guilty of some great 10 THE JOURNAL OF designe or conspiration against their country, the which to prevent they did hold it their duty both to their kinge and country to bring me to... a cleare con- fession by all possible meanes. Wherupon they desired me to resolve unto them without fraud or deceit these following questions. By whom I was sent thither ? 2^ what myne instructions were for my expedition ? 3*? what correspondency I had in Rochell and Burdeaux ? 4tWy what charge I had in the English army, and lastly in whose hands those 1 200 livres were which according to their well grounded information I had at my disposeing at Burdeaux ? This last query was meerly devised by my accusers on purpose to begett in the covete- ous magistrate a more earnest desire to afflict me with the more cruell torments, which might (as it often happeneth) cause me to confesse even such things as perhaps I was not guilty of, and so to be willingly condemned to dye rather then to suffer the intollerable greife and anguish of tortureing, which neverthelesse in themselves without any further con- demnation would have prooved destructive to my life ; for they myne accusers were after my convic- tion to have all the meanes that I had about me for their good service they had done in betraying of me, although in myne examination they were never JOACHIM HANE II brought in to confront me for all that I earnestly begged it.
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