British Flags Their Early History And Their Development At Sea With An Accoun
British Flags Their Early History And Their Development At Sea With An Accoun
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It seems strange you referre the propor- tions to bee ascertained by us, yo'^selves knowing best the former allow- aunces, which wee suppose are alike in number in every expedition, but since the Issue depends on o"" resolution wee think needfull that you make up what you have allready sent, for o^'selves three Standards, o"^ viceadm" and Rereadm" with the Adm" Viceadm" & Rereadm" of Ireland three flaggs apiece, with two Jackes for every Shipp in the fileet. Ffor the Ensignes ^ S. P. D. Inter. ...I, 62, p. 8. In the letter to the Navy Commissioners the words "quite through the flagg" were added. ^ Ibid. The order about the Arms does not appear to have been immediately acted upon, for it was repeated on 6th June. ^ Ibid. P. 24. •■ Ibid. I, 62, p. 53. See Plate VIII, fig. 3. '•" The Commissioners (Blake, Deane, and Popham) for exercising the office of "Admiral and General of the Fleet" created by Act of Parliament 24th Feb. 1649, usually known as the "Generals at Sea. " They stood in much the same position as that formerly occupied by the late Lord High Admiral, the Earl of Warwick, so far as the management of the fleet was concerned, though without the Lord Admiral's full legal powers, which were vested in the Council of State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems strange you referre the propor- tions to bee ascertained by us, yo'^selves knowing best the former allow- aunces, which wee suppose are alike in number in every expedition, but since the Issue depends on o"" resolution wee think needfull that you make up what you have allready sent, for o^'selves three Standards, o"^ viceadm" and Rereadm" with the Adm" Viceadm" & Rereadm" of Ireland three flaggs apiece, with two Jackes for every Shipp in the fileet. Ffor the Ensignes ^ S. P. D. Inter. ...I, 62, p. 8. In the letter to the Navy Commissioners the words "quite through the flagg" were added. ^ Ibid. The order about the Arms does not appear to have been immediately acted upon, for it was repeated on 6th June. ^ Ibid. P. 24. •■ Ibid. I, 62, p. 53. See Plate VIII, fig. 3. '•" The Commissioners (Blake, Deane, and Popham) for exercising the office of "Admiral and General of the Fleet" created by Act of Parliament 24th Feb. 1649, usually known as the "Generals at Sea. " They stood in much the same position as that formerly occupied by the late Lord High Admiral, the Earl of Warwick, so far as the management of the fleet was concerned, though without the Lord Admiral's full legal powers, which were vested in the Council of State.
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