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Halaman 19 - Peru tributary to him in two years' time. We now await the Spanish fleet that brings the money to Panama. We were resolved to fight them before we had reached this strength, and had lain in wait 6 months for them, but now we hear that they are at sea, and expect them every day. If we have success against them we shall make a desperate alarm all Europe over. I have some money which I wish were with you, for my wife. I shall, with God's help, do things which (were it with my Prince's leave) would make...
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Halaman 19 - Assure my employers', he wrote in a pathetic letter to his wife, 'that I do all I can to preserve their interests, and that what I do now I could in no wise prevent. So desire them to do all they can with the King for me, for as soon as I can I shall deliver myself to the King's justice, and I had rather die than live skulking like a vagabond for fear of death.
Halaman 38 - A number of Yamasee Indians, examined by the Governor at Charleston, declared that 'the Scots at Port Royal sent an emissary to persuade them to go to war with some neighbouring Indians who had a Chapel and a Spanish Friar, and gave them arms for the purpose. They did so, and brought back twenty prisoners as slaves to the Scots, and a manuscript of prayers produced.'10 In the view of the Lords Proprietors...
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