Letter from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet near Flamborough Head, to Lord Thomas Clifford, requesting him to reimburse Sir John Chichley for ships' provisions bought with his own money.
Letter from James, Duke of York, in command of the English Fleet, at an anchor near Flamborough Head, to Lord Thomas Clifford, requesting Clifford to reimburse Sir John Chichley for ships' provisions bought with his own money, dated 8 August 1672.
Record Details
| Item reference: | CLI/125/7; MS1987/049 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 item |
| Date made: | 1672-08-08 - 1672-08-08 |
| Creator: | Clifford, Thomas |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Letter from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet from the buoy of the Nore, to Lord Thomas Clifford, regarding his preparations to meet the Dutch Fleet. (Manuscript) (CLI/125/1)
- Letter from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet, to Lord Thomas Clifford, regarding Sir Bernard Gascon's negotiations and the House of Austria. (Manuscript) (CLI/125/2)
- Letter to Lord Thomas Clifford from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet near Camperdowne, regarding his request to the King for more land men and Sir Bernard Gascon's negotiations. (Manuscript) (CLI/125/3)
- Letter from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet, at anchor off the Vlie, to Lord Thomas Clifford, regarding Sir Bernard Gascon's negotiations and other matters. (Manuscript) (CLI/125/4)
- Letter from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet near the Vlie, to Lord Thomas Clifford, regarding the weather, victualling and encountering the East India Fleet. (Manuscript) (CLI/125/5)
- Letter from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet inthe Dogger, to Lord Thomas Clifford, regarding the weather, refitting plans, victualling and an encounter with de Ruyter. (Manuscript) (CLI/125/6)
- Letter from the Duke of York commanding the English Fleet near Flamborough Head, to Lord Thomas Clifford, requesting him to reimburse Sir John Chichley for ships' provisions bought with his own money. (Manuscript) (CLI/125/7)
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