The Narrative of General Venables With An Appendix of Papers Relating to the Ex
The Narrative of General Venables With An Appendix of Papers Relating to the Ex
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That Major General Heynes expected the Command in Chief, and went out of England in that Confidence that I would not come, and before we left Barbadoes I had many strong pre- sumptions that he hop'd to gain the same. •i^^ As for our long stay at Barbadoes.
I answer that a person of Honour Charg'd it as a fault upon me that I left that place before our stores came ; and indeed my Lord all the Officers grug'd at it, neither did we stay longer than to provide necessaries for the Fleet and Army, wh...ich were exceedingly retarded by some of the Inhabitants.
5*'' Landing too much to the Leeward.
My Lord, my self and Ofticers did Vote for the River Hine, except beaten off", and General Penns Instructions were that he should transport us from place to place as the Service did require, and the Guide did bring us Westward of the River. I am no Sea- 80 THE XARHATIVE OF GENERAL VENARLES man and profess'd my trouble at the thing, as I can prove, neither knew I any port or part of that Coast. When I went to General Penn I knew nothing but that our Guide (as he told me) was aboard the Vice Admiral to bring us to the River, till I was told we were past it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That Major General Heynes expected the Command in Chief, and went out of England in that Confidence that I would not come, and before we left Barbadoes I had many strong pre- sumptions that he hop'd to gain the same. •i^^ As for our long stay at Barbadoes.
I answer that a person of Honour Charg'd it as a fault upon me that I left that place before our stores came ; and indeed my Lord all the Officers grug'd at it, neither did we stay longer than to provide necessaries for the Fleet and Army, wh...ich were exceedingly retarded by some of the Inhabitants.
5*'' Landing too much to the Leeward.
My Lord, my self and Ofticers did Vote for the River Hine, except beaten off", and General Penns Instructions were that he should transport us from place to place as the Service did require, and the Guide did bring us Westward of the River. I am no Sea- 80 THE XARHATIVE OF GENERAL VENARLES man and profess'd my trouble at the thing, as I can prove, neither knew I any port or part of that Coast. When I went to General Penn I knew nothing but that our Guide (as he told me) was aboard the Vice Admiral to bring us to the River, till I was told we were past it.
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