Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 318
ral commanders, that you may know who are tobe confined and who are not. Captain Thomas Thorow-good—is not the surname suggestive of the Puritanperiod ?—also wrote to complain that his crew hadactually refused to accept their six moriths pay asbeing inadequate. On Saturday night they weresingiiig… … THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY and took hold of me as though they would have tornme to pieces, so that I am almost beside myself, notknowing what to do. When Blake wrote to Cromwell in August, 1655, fromon board the George, he complained of various matters.When he had wished to blaze away at the Spanish…
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