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Letters: Bishop of Norwich to Mr John Moore, and Sir John Moore.

Letters: Bishop of Norwich to Mr John Moore, and Sir John Moore soliciting interest for the son of Mr Kempton who died as a result of the crew of an East India ship turning pirate and stranding him, 1699-1701.

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ID:	GOS/10-11
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Gosse, Philip Henry George
Date made:	1699 - 1701; 1699-01-01 - 1701-12-31
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Parts:	Gosse (Manuscript) Warrant from Philip, King of Spain. (Manuscript) (GOS/1) Articles of interrogation concerning the pirates round the coast of Munster. (Manuscript) (GOS/2) Order from John Bradshaw to attack the pirates from Ostend. (Manuscript) (GOS/3) Logbook kept by John Cox. (Manuscript) (GOS/4) Report of proceedings sent by Sir Thomas Lynch to the Commissioners of Trade and Plantation. (Manuscript) (GOS/5-6) Capt Charles Carlile (Manuscript) (GOS/7-8) Discourse by Edward Randolph, English agent in Boston. (Manuscript) (GOS/9) Letters: Bishop of Norwich to Mr John Moore, and Sir John Moore. (Manuscript) (GOS/10-11) Collection of information including the maritime law relating to Pirates. (Manuscript) (GOS/12) Treaty between the Bey of Tunis and the British Admiral about the suppression of piracy. (Manuscript) (GOS/13) Collection of documents relating to proceedings against piracy in the Persian Gulf. (Manuscript) (GOS/14) Docquet, addressed to the Lord Chancellor regarding suppression of pirates in North America. (Manuscript) (GOS/15) Memorandum of representations to the Court of Madrid. (Manuscript) (GOS/16) Notes etc relating to Dr Gosse's lectures and publications on piracy. (Manuscript) (GOS/17) Notes for the compilation of the 'Pirates Who's Who'. (Manuscript) (GOS/18) Original manuscript of the preface to the 'Pirates Who's Who'. (Manuscript) (GOS/19) Original manuscript of the 'History of Piracy'. (Manuscript) (GOS/20) Typescript translation of Zeer Aenmerkelyke Reysen by D van der Sterre. (Manuscript) (GOS/21)

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