"The tryall of the English, Scotch and Irish that were taken prisoners at sea whether as pyrates or pryvatiers, before a cabinet councel, with the whole debate upon that affair; together with their remonstrance to the Upper House of parliament, etc."
MS. Rawl. A. 84, p. 156
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Title
"The tryall of the English, Scotch and Irish that were taken prisoners at sea whether as pyrates or pryvatiers, before a cabinet councel, with the whole debate upon that affair; together with their remonstrance to the Upper House of parliament, etc."
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. A. 84, p. 156
Summary
Being a report of the proceedings upon the refusal of Dr. William Oldys, admiralty advocate, to prosecute as pirates seamen acting under a commission from James II.
Date
Sep 1693
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson A: English History
Parliamentary proceedings and relating papers
"The tryall of the English, Scotch and Irish that were taken prisoners at sea whether as pyrates or pryvatiers, before a cabinet councel, with the whole debate upon that affair; together with their remonstrance to the Upper House of parliament, etc."
