Item
Duplicate of SP 42/111/59
Catalogue reference: SP 42/111/65
Date: [1693]
Duplicate of SP 42/111/59
Item
Captain [George] Paddon [to Dartmouth] acknowledging his powers and instructions...
Catalogue reference: SP 42/68/113
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1713 February 21
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Captain [George] Paddon [to Dartmouth] acknowledging his powers and instructions to negotiate a truce with the emperor of Morocco. Dated on board Ruby in the Downs. PS. requesting permission to fly a broad pendant. No. 113
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