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The Sovereignty of the Sea

Note 166 — Chapter III · UNDER THE TUDORS.

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The number of French vessels engaged in the Newfoundland fisheries is placed at 500, with 15,000 men; and over 100, with at least 1000 men, fished at Iceland for “herrings,”—but no doubt for cod and ling.

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