Henry Hudson
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. . Returned safely to England, where he was accused of havingundertaken a voyage to the detriment of his own country. " VanMeteren wrote: "A long time elapsed, through contrary winds, beforethe Company could be informed of the arrival of the ship [the "HalfMoon"] in England. Then they ordered the ship and crew to return[to Holland] as soon as possible. But when they were going to doso, Henry Hudson and the other Englishmen of the ship werecommanded by government there not to leave England but ...to servetheir own country. " Obviously, international trade jealousies wereat the root of the matter. Conceivably, as I have stated, theMuscovy Company, a much interested party, was the prime mover inthe seizure of Hudson out of the Dutch service. But we only knowcertainly that he was seized out of that service: with the resultthat he and Fate came to grips again; and that Fate's hold on himdid not loosen until Death cast it off.
Hudson's fourth, and last, voyage was not made for the MuscovyCompany; but those chiefly concerned in promoting it were membersof that Company, and two of them were members of the firstimportance in the direction of its affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Returned safely to England, where he was accused of havingundertaken a voyage to the detriment of his own country. " VanMeteren wrote: "A long time elapsed, through contrary winds, beforethe Company could be informed of the arrival of the ship [the "HalfMoon"] in England. Then they ordered the ship and crew to return[to Holland] as soon as possible. But when they were going to doso, Henry Hudson and the other Englishmen of the ship werecommanded by government there not to leave England but ...to servetheir own country. " Obviously, international trade jealousies wereat the root of the matter. Conceivably, as I have stated, theMuscovy Company, a much interested party, was the prime mover inthe seizure of Hudson out of the Dutch service. But we only knowcertainly that he was seized out of that service: with the resultthat he and Fate came to grips again; and that Fate's hold on himdid not loosen until Death cast it off.
Hudson's fourth, and last, voyage was not made for the MuscovyCompany; but those chiefly concerned in promoting it were membersof that Company, and two of them were members of the firstimportance in the direction of its affairs.
What to read after Henry Hudson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janvier Thomas Allibone to read onlineMoreLess
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