Annals of the Reformation And Establishment of Religion, And Other ..., volume 4
Annals of the Reformation And Establishment of Religion, And Other ..., volume 4
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I took all the care and pains ; carried the ships from hence to Fal- mouth, and from thence to the north cape of Spain ; and they only sat still, and did but disburse 6000/. out of the common store ; for which double is ^ven to them, and less than mine own to me ; and to the earl of Cumberland 17,000/. profit; who adventiured for himself, and I for the queen.
1^ 139 Number LXXXIV.
Sir Walter Ralegh to the lord treasurer ; concerning the carack y worih 200,000/. How mmh thereof came to the queen...'s share. Now under restraint. Dated Sept. , . 1692.
SIR GEORGE C ARE W hath dealt with me, to know in particular how her majesty might be profited by the carique, according to the ofier I made. My promise was not to buy Digitized by VjOOQ iC UNDER QUEEN ELIZABETH. 181 my bondage, but ipy liberty. And I hope of her majesty^s ANNO favour; . . . ; .Before I heard of the taking of the carack,-^I ^^^^' thought not worth the labour [to compute the account of the voyage.] And myself being the greatest adventurer, I was contented rather to smother my loss, than labour to publish an hopeless overthrown estate, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I took all the care and pains ; carried the ships from hence to Fal- mouth, and from thence to the north cape of Spain ; and they only sat still, and did but disburse 6000/. out of the common store ; for which double is ^ven to them, and less than mine own to me ; and to the earl of Cumberland 17,000/. profit; who adventiured for himself, and I for the queen.
1^ 139 Number LXXXIV.
Sir Walter Ralegh to the lord treasurer ; concerning the carack y worih 200,000/. How mmh thereof came to the queen...'s share. Now under restraint. Dated Sept. , . 1692.
SIR GEORGE C ARE W hath dealt with me, to know in particular how her majesty might be profited by the carique, according to the ofier I made. My promise was not to buy Digitized by VjOOQ iC UNDER QUEEN ELIZABETH. 181 my bondage, but ipy liberty. And I hope of her majesty^s ANNO favour; . . . ; .Before I heard of the taking of the carack,-^I ^^^^' thought not worth the labour [to compute the account of the voyage.] And myself being the greatest adventurer, I was contented rather to smother my loss, than labour to publish an hopeless overthrown estate, &c.
What to read after Annals of the Reformation And Establishment of Religion, And Other ..., volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strype, John, 1643-1737 to read onlineMoreLess
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