HCA 13/73 f.139r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=To the sixth hee saith that the said shipp when shee was seized had tenn guns aboaard
 and belonging to her, twelve muskets, six swords, some pistolls and other weapons
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 that if the English came aboard and opened the hatches, and found them and &#91;XXXXds&#93;
 they would be all prize, hee verily in his conscience beleeveth the said shipp
-and lading to be good prize to this nation, and saith ut is all one to him
+and lading to be good prize to this nation, and saith it is all one to him
 whether they be prize or cleared, but in regard of the Spaniards words aforesaid
 hee this examinate (if hee were Judge of this busines) would make them prize.

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 and lading to be good prize to this nation, and saith ut is all one to him
 whether they be prize or cleared, but in regard of the Spaniards words aforesaid
-hee thsi examinate (if hee were Judge of this busines) would maje them prize.
+hee this examinate (if hee were Judge of this busines) would make them prize.
 And further hee cannot answer.

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 And further hee cannot answer.
-To teh fourth
+To the fourth hee saith hee can speake and understand the dutch, ffrench and
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 To the second hee answereth negatively.
-To the third.
+To the third hee saith that for the reasons aforesaid and for the Spaniards saying
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	To the Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING]		To the Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING]
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		+	To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh by the order of Mr Budd to
		+	testifie in this cause, and that it will be noe proffit to him although the said
		+	shipp and lading should be made prize, nor dammage or losse to him though
		+	they come to be cleered, hee as hee saith deposing mearly for the truth sake, and not for
		+	gaine, having refused the offer of foure hundred gilders, which at Bristoll was
		+	offered him to be instrumentall to make the said shipp and goods prize, and saith
		+	hee hath not received nor expecteth ought for his deposition.
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		+	To the second hee answereth negatively.
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		+	To the third.

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