The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England 3, Pt. 1
The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England 3, Pt. 1
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They were very angry with Batten, and would have iit treachery in him, that the two fleets did not fight with each other, when they were fo near engaging in the river; which, they faid, they might well have done before the wind changed, if he had not difluaded \the Prince ; and in this the clamour of the feamen joined with them. But it was but clamour, for moft difpafliooate men gave him a good teftimony in that aflair, and that he behaved himfelf like a flcilful officer, and was very forward t...o fight whilft there was reafbn to eflfedi it. The other reproach upon him, of paffii^ by the Ihips wliich came from PcNtfmouth, in the night, was not fo well anfwered: for it was known, though he faid that they were pailed by, and out of reach before he was informed of them, that he bad notice time enough to have ragajged them, and did decline it ; which might reafonably enou^ . have been done, out : of / OF THE REBELLION, &c. 451 of appreheniion, befides the inconvenience of a night engagement, that the noife of the conflift might have called the Earl of Warwick out of the river to their af- liftance, before they could have mailered them ; there being two or three of the beft fhips of the royal navy, which would have made a very notable refiftance,.
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They were very angry with Batten, and would have iit treachery in him, that the two fleets did not fight with each other, when they were fo near engaging in the river; which, they faid, they might well have done before the wind changed, if he had not difluaded \the Prince ; and in this the clamour of the feamen joined with them. But it was but clamour, for moft difpafliooate men gave him a good teftimony in that aflair, and that he behaved himfelf like a flcilful officer, and was very forward t...o fight whilft there was reafbn to eflfedi it. The other reproach upon him, of paffii^ by the Ihips wliich came from PcNtfmouth, in the night, was not fo well anfwered: for it was known, though he faid that they were pailed by, and out of reach before he was informed of them, that he bad notice time enough to have ragajged them, and did decline it ; which might reafonably enou^ . have been done, out : of / OF THE REBELLION, &c. 451 of appreheniion, befides the inconvenience of a night engagement, that the noife of the conflift might have called the Earl of Warwick out of the river to their af- liftance, before they could have mailered them ; there being two or three of the beft fhips of the royal navy, which would have made a very notable refiftance,.
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