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VGW(HU.751.006
31 Jan 1751:21 (5)
An instance of Spanish treachery, in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth, and the gallant defense of the English, extracted
from the English history. . . . [2 paragraphs]
He had scarce taken these precautions, before the
corrigedor returned with two boats . . . the signal to board
the ship sword in hand being given with a drum brought for
that purpose, they drew their rapiers, which 'til then were
artfully concealed, and poured into the ship with great
fury, on all sides at once. . . .
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