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The Sovereignty of the Sea

Note 540 — Chapter VIII · CHARLES I. NAVY—continued.

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These were the Delfshaven busses, the skipper of one being Joust Bouwensz, previously referred to. According to the Dutch accounts, money was scarce on the busses, but the English very willingly took herrings instead, a barrel of herrings being reckoned at from four to four and a-half florins.

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