Petition to the Council of State from Richard Bromwell and John Harrison, two traders to the Baltic, respecting their losses by the seizure of their ships and goods by the King of Denmark; with a copy of orders from the Council of State, and from Richard Bradshaw, consul at Hamburgh, that English ships should wait for a convoy at Elsinore
MS. Rawl. A. 187, fols. 454, 455
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Title
Petition to the Council of State from Richard Bromwell and John Harrison, two traders to the Baltic, respecting their losses by the seizure of their ships and goods by the King of Denmark; with a copy of orders from the Council of State, and from Richard Bradshaw, consul at Hamburgh, that English ships should wait for a convoy at Elsinore
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MS. Rawl. A. 187, fols. 454, 455
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Language
English
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Collection contents
Rawlinson A: English History
Pepys' Papers, vol. xviii
Petition to the Council of State from Richard Bromwell and John Harrison, two traders to the Baltic, respecting their losses by the seizure of their ships and goods by the King of Denmark; with a copy of orders from the Council of State, and from Richard Bradshaw, consul at Hamburgh, that English ships should wait for a convoy at Elsinore
