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... SHIPS , AN- CHORS , COMPASS , & c . 237 253 317 OBSERVATIONS ON THE NAVY AND SEA - SERVICE . 335 → OBSERVATIONS ... Ship . 627 To Mr. Secretary Winwood , before his journey to Guiana.
... SHIPS , AN- CHORS , COMPASS , & c . 237 253 317 OBSERVATIONS ON THE NAVY AND SEA - SERVICE . 335 → OBSERVATIONS ... Ship . 627 To Mr. Secretary Winwood , before his journey to Guiana.
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... ships such as know the art of navigation , and not husband- men , & c . and so the contrary . 2. Magistrates and officers , which are to be executioners of that which is consulted , and found to be expedient for the commonwealth ...
... ships such as know the art of navigation , and not husband- men , & c . and so the contrary . 2. Magistrates and officers , which are to be executioners of that which is consulted , and found to be expedient for the commonwealth ...
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... ships of war against the French , and gave the emperor one hundred thousand ducats towards the levying an army to invade Burgundy ; but the king landed in France with 40,000 foot and 5000 men at arms , and was persuaded by the emperor ...
... ships of war against the French , and gave the emperor one hundred thousand ducats towards the levying an army to invade Burgundy ; but the king landed in France with 40,000 foot and 5000 men at arms , and was persuaded by the emperor ...
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... ships , they are in a condition to offend others . There are no people more industrious in all things , or more provident . Witness these two particulars : the first , that having in Holland neither timber nor iron , they build more ships ...
... ships , they are in a condition to offend others . There are no people more industrious in all things , or more provident . Witness these two particulars : the first , that having in Holland neither timber nor iron , they build more ships ...
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... ships of war , and mariners , than all England and Scotland can do , with greater facility , and in shorter time : what ad- vantages your majesty hath by the powerfulness of your own ships , the same advantages are answered by the Ne ...
... ships of war , and mariners , than all England and Scotland can do , with greater facility , and in shorter time : what ad- vantages your majesty hath by the powerfulness of your own ships , the same advantages are answered by the Ne ...
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