Stuart Tracts 1603 1693
Stuart Tracts 1603 1693
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But the scarceness of our victuals overthrew that purpose : and resolution was taken to sail towards England ; and on our way to visit the ports of that coast, and so to spoil and destroy the shipping.
And so, first, we made towards Ferrol, a good town and Bishop's see of Portugal [which country at this time belonged to Spain see Vol. III. P. 13] : to which, by water, there was no safe entrance for our shipping ; the town lying better than a league from the sea, served with a narrow creek, thou...gh a low and marshy bottom.
For the destroying of such shipping as might be in this creek, as also for the wasting of the country adjoining, and the town itself, which though it were great and populous, was unfenced with walls ; it was thought meet to land the forces in a bay, some three leagues distant from the town, and so to march thither.
Which was done ; the town forsaken by the inhabitants, was taken by us. Our men being sent into the country, brought good store of provisions for the refreshing of the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the scarceness of our victuals overthrew that purpose : and resolution was taken to sail towards England ; and on our way to visit the ports of that coast, and so to spoil and destroy the shipping.
And so, first, we made towards Ferrol, a good town and Bishop's see of Portugal [which country at this time belonged to Spain see Vol. III. P. 13] : to which, by water, there was no safe entrance for our shipping ; the town lying better than a league from the sea, served with a narrow creek, thou...gh a low and marshy bottom.
For the destroying of such shipping as might be in this creek, as also for the wasting of the country adjoining, and the town itself, which though it were great and populous, was unfenced with walls ; it was thought meet to land the forces in a bay, some three leagues distant from the town, and so to march thither.
Which was done ; the town forsaken by the inhabitants, was taken by us. Our men being sent into the country, brought good store of provisions for the refreshing of the army.
What to read after Stuart Tracts 1603 1693?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Charles Harding Firth to read onlineMoreLess
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