HCA 13/76 f.142r Annotate - Revision history

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|Transcription='''Johes Boreman''' de East
Greenwich in Com Canty ?Generalis
annos agens 31 XXXXXX
XXXXX

Ad primum aclum deponit that for divers monthes last past hee
hath bin and still it often was and XXXXX betweenen the majority of
England and the United Provinces the ffrench
King and King of Denmark, and this was and is true and commonly
knowne to be so, et alr nescit

The 2:nd aclum deponit That
the
beginning of the war betweene XXXXXXXXX of
England and the United States &and ffrench King and King of Denmark
respectively, but subjects of England did grant Letters patents
under the great seale of ?Scotland XXXX power thereby to his right
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-|Transcription=31. January 1666 juxta et cetera
+|Transcription=31. January 1666 juxta et cetera/
 '''Johes Boreman''' de East
-Greenwich in Com Canty &#91;?Generalus&#93;
+Greenwich in Com Canty Generosus
 annos agens 31 aut circiter dicit et
 deponit prout sequitur videlicet/
-Ad primum aclum deponit that for divers monthes last past hee
+Ad primum arlum deponit that for divers monthes last past hee
 hath bin and still it often was and hostility betweene his majesty of
 England and the United Provinces, the ffrench
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 knowne to be so, et alr nescit/.
-The 2&#58;nd aclum deponit That
+The 2&#58;um arlum deponit That
 the
 beginning of the war betweene his Majesty of
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 the sayd Letters Patents to passe under the sayd Greate Seale of
 Scotland et alr nescit./
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-|Transcription='''Johes Boreman''' de East
+|Transcription=31. January 1666 juxta et cetera
-Greenwich in Com Canty ?Generalis
-annos agens 31 XXXXXX
+'''Johes Boreman''' de East
-XXXXX
+Greenwich in Com Canty &#91;?Generalus&#93;
 Ad primum aclum deponit that for divers monthes last past hee
-hath bin and still it often was and XXXXX betweenen the majority of
+hath bin and still it often was and hostility betweene his majesty of
-England and the United Provinces the ffrench
+England and the United Provinces, the ffrench
 King and King of Denmark, and this was and is true and commonly
-knowne to be so, et alr nescit
+knowne to be so, et alr nescit/.
 The 2&#58;nd aclum deponit That
 the
-beginning of the war betweene XXXXXXXXX of
+beginning of the war betweene his Majesty of
-England and the United States &and ffrench King and King of Denmark
+England and the United States and ffrench King and King of Denmark
-respectively, but subjects of England did grant Letters patents
+respectively, his sayd Majesty of England did grant Letters patents
-under the great seale of ?Scotland XXXX power thereby to his right
+under the great seale of Scotland giving power thereby to his right
 }}