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| CDXLII. | CDXLII. John Harvey. Third Petition to Sir Francis Wyatt and
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CDXLII. John Harvey. Third Petition to Sir Francis Wyatt and
the Council
March 23, 24, 25, 1623/4
Document in Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.
List of Records No. 653
Estate the third petition of John Harvey Esqr
[34] Whereas after yor peticioner had this morning aboard his shipp the
Southampton published his Com̃ission for the admyrallty of New England,
that part of the shipps Company that adheareth to Guyer & White, did
mutiny more then before, and being Comaunded to ther worke, refused,
takeing away the boate in despite of the boateswaine, Coming tumoul-
tuously ashoare, and vnreuently disobeying the Gouernor himselfe, when
hee willed them to returne aboard, yor peticioner hath Just Cause to
doubt least they should make a bulwarke of his shipp against yor authority,
& against the saffety of his person & estate.
Humbly prayeth that for preuention of all further danger threatned by
these Mutynerℯ against yor petitioner, ther persons may be remoued of the
shipp ere such tyme, as the whole body of the Counsell doe meete for the
farther debate of so waighty a Cause, the wch meeting hee desireth may bee
wth all speed possible, for ye wch fauor hee shall rest much bound vnto you
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