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On the 21st of April 1550. Sir. Philip Hoby conveyed an answer to the effect that " Cabot was not detained in England by them, but that he of himself refused to go either into Spain or to the Emperor, and that he being of that mind, and the Kings subject, no reason nor equity would that he should be forced or compelled to go against his will. " But Sebastian s desire for intrigues led him once more into a correspondence with Venice. We have seen that, in the year 1550, he was described as an En...glish man, " King s subject. " It is recorded in the Venetian archives, that in September 1551 he had again proffered his services to the maritime re public, and, whatever may have been the nature of the communication, it is certain that the 1 Harrisse, p. 318. Gairdner, Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the reign of Henry VIII. , vol. Xiii. Pt. I. ; vol. Ii. No. 974, p. 415.
2 Harrisse, p. 321. Biddle, Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, p. 305.
CABOT S DISCOVERY OF NORTH AMERICA 233 Venetians regarded him as a native of Venice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 21st of April 1550. Sir. Philip Hoby conveyed an answer to the effect that " Cabot was not detained in England by them, but that he of himself refused to go either into Spain or to the Emperor, and that he being of that mind, and the Kings subject, no reason nor equity would that he should be forced or compelled to go against his will. " But Sebastian s desire for intrigues led him once more into a correspondence with Venice. We have seen that, in the year 1550, he was described as an En...glish man, " King s subject. " It is recorded in the Venetian archives, that in September 1551 he had again proffered his services to the maritime re public, and, whatever may have been the nature of the communication, it is certain that the 1 Harrisse, p. 318. Gairdner, Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the reign of Henry VIII. , vol. Xiii. Pt. I. ; vol. Ii. No. 974, p. 415.
2 Harrisse, p. 321. Biddle, Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, p. 305.
CABOT S DISCOVERY OF NORTH AMERICA 233 Venetians regarded him as a native of Venice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G E George Edward Weare to read onlineMoreLess
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