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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 67

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- work, and how he wasfinally overpowered. The narrative thus winds up:— it is observable that of all these men that were thusbutchered, the Hel-hound did never stab any man twice,so sure did he strike, nor did he pursue any man that kept … ^t^F.^lE^.s on board an English snir, lf^42. clear of his stand under the quarter-deck. So there dyed inall (in this bloody action) Robert Start, Master, StephenEoberts, his Mate, Hugh Rawlinson, Chirurgeon, WilliamPerks, Steward, AValter Rogers, Gunners Mate, and FrancisDrake, Trumpeter of the…

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