Yarranton, Andrew, 1616-1684 · London : T. Parkhurst · leaf 18
eat Advantages theyhave by their Sands and Holds all alongthe Germm Shore, from the Mouth ofthe Texel^ and other HolUnd Rivers, un-to the Mouth or Influx of the Elbe: Andwithin thefe Sands and Holds they lye clofe and fafe aslong as they pleafe, and we cannot come at them withour Ships; the Reafon… … s Englands 3lmp?ot)cment the Vt^tch are at Anchor within their defenfible Sands andHolds, and upon their own Coafts, and there va idi eaie.may take in and be fupplyed \\ith all manner of Aoktiu-nition, Provifionj^ and Men, wlith 4U of lit r things theyftand in want of. And Vvhen t|e ^nd^blow s…
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