Rupert Prince Palatine
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" '^ After this the King forbade any more Parliament ships to enter his harbour, and Blake in revenge attacked the Portuguese fleet returning from Madeira. The King, thus justly incensed, ordered his own fleet to sail with Rupert, against Blake. But the Portuguese Admiral was in the pay of De Miro, and ''was so careful of his person" as to give Rupert no assistance. On Rupert's complaint he was deprived of his command, but his successor proved no more efficient. ' The attack therefore failed, b...ut Rupert was able to write cheerfully to Charles II that his "entertainment" was still " all civility, " and that every facility had been afforded for the disposal of the goods taken in his prizes, which realised about ^40, 000. A part of this sum he sent to Charles, with the rest he fitted up his prizes as men of war, and victualled his ships for four months. * He was now ready to force his passage through Blake's 1 Warburton, III. Pp. 304—305. Whitelocke, 458. Thurloe's State Papers, I. [45—146.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" '^ After this the King forbade any more Parliament ships to enter his harbour, and Blake in revenge attacked the Portuguese fleet returning from Madeira. The King, thus justly incensed, ordered his own fleet to sail with Rupert, against Blake. But the Portuguese Admiral was in the pay of De Miro, and ''was so careful of his person" as to give Rupert no assistance. On Rupert's complaint he was deprived of his command, but his successor proved no more efficient. ' The attack therefore failed, b...ut Rupert was able to write cheerfully to Charles II that his "entertainment" was still " all civility, " and that every facility had been afforded for the disposal of the goods taken in his prizes, which realised about ^40, 000. A part of this sum he sent to Charles, with the rest he fitted up his prizes as men of war, and victualled his ships for four months. * He was now ready to force his passage through Blake's 1 Warburton, III. Pp. 304—305. Whitelocke, 458. Thurloe's State Papers, I. [45—146.
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