Great Sea Stories: Second SeriesJoseph Lewis French Brentano's, 1925 - 348 sider |
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... land stood affected , and might have stirred up some mutinie , so that hither they should have bent all their 1 puissance , and from hence the Duke of Parma might The Invincible Armada The Revenge PAGE From "Purchas His Pilgrimes " By ...
... land stood affected , and might have stirred up some mutinie , so that hither they should have bent all their 1 puissance , and from hence the Duke of Parma might The Invincible Armada The Revenge PAGE From "Purchas His Pilgrimes " By ...
Side 2
... ships were in the midst of their conflict , to passe by , and to land his souldiers upon the Downes . The Span- ish Captives reported that they were determined first to have entred the River of Thames , & thereupon to 2 GREAT SEA STORIES.
... ships were in the midst of their conflict , to passe by , and to land his souldiers upon the Downes . The Span- ish Captives reported that they were determined first to have entred the River of Thames , & thereupon to 2 GREAT SEA STORIES.
Side 8
... land for a new supply of Gunpowder , whereof they were in great scarcitie , by rea- son they had so frankly spent the greater part in the former conflicts . The same day , a Counsell being as- sembled , it was decreed that the English ...
... land for a new supply of Gunpowder , whereof they were in great scarcitie , by rea- son they had so frankly spent the greater part in the former conflicts . The same day , a Counsell being as- sembled , it was decreed that the English ...
Side 10
... land : and amongst the rest the Prince of Ascoli , being accounted the Kings base son , and a very proper and towardly yong Gentleman , to his great good went on shoare , who was by so much the more fortunate , in that he had not ...
... land : and amongst the rest the Prince of Ascoli , being accounted the Kings base son , and a very proper and towardly yong Gentleman , to his great good went on shoare , who was by so much the more fortunate , in that he had not ...
Side 13
... Land - forces , and also for that the Citie it selfe was but meanely fortified and easie to overcome , by reason of the Citizens delicacie and discontinuance from the warres . When as therefore the Spanish Fleete rode at anker before ...
... Land - forces , and also for that the Citie it selfe was but meanely fortified and easie to overcome , by reason of the Citizens delicacie and discontinuance from the warres . When as therefore the Spanish Fleete rode at anker before ...
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answered appeared approach Beare began blood blow boat body cabin called Cape captain carried clear close Colonel coming continued course crew cried Crimp dark dead deck door English eyes face fear feet fell Finn fire fleet four gave give guns half hand hard head heard hold hundred keep land leave length lieutenant light look marines mate mean mind minutes monster mouth never night officers once Parma passed pistol port presently pulled rest returned round sail sailors says seemed seen sent ship shot side sight soon sound Spaniards Spanish standing stood tell things thought told took turned unto vessel voice watch whole Wilfrid wind wounded yards