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Record, notarially attested, of the proceedings before the Court of Admiralty in...
Catalogue reference: E 30/1697
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- 1475 July 19
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Record, notarially attested, of the proceedings before the Court of Admiralty in a case of piracy, between William Herbert and Robert ap Henry, of Pembroke, and Matthew Dotal, master, and the crew of the Magdalen of St. Gildas in Brittany. Pembroke.
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Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Diplomatic Documents
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