Yarranton, Andrew, 1616-1684 · London : T. Parkhurst · leaf 63
eight fliillings theLoad. Thirdlf^ This place is and may be made by Art,with the laying out of two thoufand pounds upon a Fort,a full defence againft any Enemy landing, and lecure allhis Majefties Ships that fhall be laid in there from the at-tempts of any Enemy whatfoever, and will there be fitand… … ^ -■ ^^■-* ^ ^i. againfl: the very heart of Frame^ and fuch Ships maythere go to Sea and be about their work, when otherscannot come about, for contrary Winds. The Third great advantage is, that there the Kingmay have all his Tron made, and Guns caft at very cheapRates. Tiiei-cisthe Iron Stone in…
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