Sir Walter Raleigh the Shepherd of the Ocean Selections From His Poetry And P
Sir Walter Raleigh the Shepherd of the Ocean Selections From His Poetry And P
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SIR WALTER RALEGH 73 A RELATION OF CADIZ ACTION [As printed in 1699, by Philip Ralegh, grandson of Sir Walter, from a copy found among Sir Walter's Papers. A letter to a person unnamed. ] You shall receive many Relations, but none more true than this. May it please your Honour, there- fore, to know, that on Sunday, being the 20th of June, the English fleet came to anchor in the bay of St. Sebastians, short of Cales half a league. My Lord Admiral, 1 being careful of her Majesty's ships, had r...esolved with the Earl of Essex 2 that the town should be first attempted; to the end that both the Spanish gallions and galleys, together with the forts of Cales, might not all at once beat upon our navy. My self was not present at the resolution ; for I was sent the day before towards the Main, to stop such as might pass out from St. Lucar, or Cales, along the coast. When I was arrived back again (which was two hours after the rest), I found the Earl of Essex disembarking his soldiers; and he had put many companies into boats, purposing to make his descent on the west side of Cales ; but such was the greatness of the billow, by reason of a forcible south- erly wind, as the boats were ready to sink at the stern of the Earl ; and indeed divers did so, and in them some of the armed men ; but because it was for- merly resolved (and that to cast doubts would have been esteemed an effect of fear), the Earl purposed to go on, until such time as I came aboard him, and 1 Charles Howard, Lord Howard of Effingham.
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SIR WALTER RALEGH 73 A RELATION OF CADIZ ACTION [As printed in 1699, by Philip Ralegh, grandson of Sir Walter, from a copy found among Sir Walter's Papers. A letter to a person unnamed. ] You shall receive many Relations, but none more true than this. May it please your Honour, there- fore, to know, that on Sunday, being the 20th of June, the English fleet came to anchor in the bay of St. Sebastians, short of Cales half a league. My Lord Admiral, 1 being careful of her Majesty's ships, had r...esolved with the Earl of Essex 2 that the town should be first attempted; to the end that both the Spanish gallions and galleys, together with the forts of Cales, might not all at once beat upon our navy. My self was not present at the resolution ; for I was sent the day before towards the Main, to stop such as might pass out from St. Lucar, or Cales, along the coast. When I was arrived back again (which was two hours after the rest), I found the Earl of Essex disembarking his soldiers; and he had put many companies into boats, purposing to make his descent on the west side of Cales ; but such was the greatness of the billow, by reason of a forcible south- erly wind, as the boats were ready to sink at the stern of the Earl ; and indeed divers did so, and in them some of the armed men ; but because it was for- merly resolved (and that to cast doubts would have been esteemed an effect of fear), the Earl purposed to go on, until such time as I came aboard him, and 1 Charles Howard, Lord Howard of Effingham.
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