Institutional History of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century An Inquiry Into T
Institutional History of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century An Inquiry Into T
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, vol. Liii. Nicholson was warmly congratulated on the active part which he had taken in the fight; see letter of Governor Blackstone of Maryland, May 15, 1700, B T. Va. , vol. Viii. In June, Nicholson was again found on board of the Shoreham, which at this time was cruising outside of the Capes in hourly expectation of sighting pirate vessels; see letter of Nicholson in B. T. Va. , 1700, vol. Viii. This letter was dated June 10, 1700.
224 The Military System merchantmen, which soon set out, un...der the convoy of the Essex Prize, and they were thus carried to England for trial. During the voyage, their hands were shackled and they were kept in awe by a constant display of small arms. In one vessel alone, so large a company as thirty were transported; but this was done in the guard-ship only, because manned by too strong a force for even this number of outlaws to indulge the hope of a successful attack, especially when they were in irons and under the vigilant eye of suspicious sentinels.
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, vol. Liii. Nicholson was warmly congratulated on the active part which he had taken in the fight; see letter of Governor Blackstone of Maryland, May 15, 1700, B T. Va. , vol. Viii. In June, Nicholson was again found on board of the Shoreham, which at this time was cruising outside of the Capes in hourly expectation of sighting pirate vessels; see letter of Nicholson in B. T. Va. , 1700, vol. Viii. This letter was dated June 10, 1700.
224 The Military System merchantmen, which soon set out, un...der the convoy of the Essex Prize, and they were thus carried to England for trial. During the voyage, their hands were shackled and they were kept in awe by a constant display of small arms. In one vessel alone, so large a company as thirty were transported; but this was done in the guard-ship only, because manned by too strong a force for even this number of outlaws to indulge the hope of a successful attack, especially when they were in irons and under the vigilant eye of suspicious sentinels.
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