Henry Hudson a Brief Statement of His Aims And Achievements
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S. ). Three months later, 13 May, 1617 (O. S. ), Clemens was ex amined* And that is all! There, in the very middle of the trial leaving in the air the examinations of the other witnesses and J29 HENRY HUDSON the judgments of the Court the records end.
Had document No. 2 of the Oyer and Ter- miner series been found, some explanation of the five years delay of the trial might have been forthcoming; and the exact date of its beginning probably would have been fixed. As the records stand, they leav...e us so far as the trial is concerned with a series of in creasingly disappointing negatives: We do not know why two of the crew one of them certainly within reach of the Court were not included in the indictment; nor why the trial was postponed for so long a time; nor certainly when it ended; nor, worst of all, what was its result* I should be glad to believe that the muti neers even including Byleth, who was the best of them came to the hanging that the Elder Brethren of the Trinity, in their off hand just judgment, declared that they 130 HENRY HUDSON deserved* If they did, there is no known record of their hanging, A curiously sug gestive interest, however, attaches to the fact that at just about the time when the trial ended one of them, and the only con spicuous one of them, seems permanently to have disappeared* That most careful in vestigator the late Mr, Alexander Brown was unable to find any sure trace of Byleth after his second voyage with Baffin, which was made in March- August, 16 16.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. ). Three months later, 13 May, 1617 (O. S. ), Clemens was ex amined* And that is all! There, in the very middle of the trial leaving in the air the examinations of the other witnesses and J29 HENRY HUDSON the judgments of the Court the records end.
Had document No. 2 of the Oyer and Ter- miner series been found, some explanation of the five years delay of the trial might have been forthcoming; and the exact date of its beginning probably would have been fixed. As the records stand, they leav...e us so far as the trial is concerned with a series of in creasingly disappointing negatives: We do not know why two of the crew one of them certainly within reach of the Court were not included in the indictment; nor why the trial was postponed for so long a time; nor certainly when it ended; nor, worst of all, what was its result* I should be glad to believe that the muti neers even including Byleth, who was the best of them came to the hanging that the Elder Brethren of the Trinity, in their off hand just judgment, declared that they 130 HENRY HUDSON deserved* If they did, there is no known record of their hanging, A curiously sug gestive interest, however, attaches to the fact that at just about the time when the trial ended one of them, and the only con spicuous one of them, seems permanently to have disappeared* That most careful in vestigator the late Mr, Alexander Brown was unable to find any sure trace of Byleth after his second voyage with Baffin, which was made in March- August, 16 16.
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