Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period: Illustrative Documents
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Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period: Illustrative Documents
Pirates; Privateering; United States -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 -- Sources
182. Warrant to try Prizes. June 5, 1756 524
183. Standing Interrogatories. 1756 525
_LA VIRGEN DEL ROSARIO Y EL SANTO CRISTO DE BUEN VIAGE_
184. Libel of Richard Haddon. Mar. 9, 1757 529
185. Deposition of Francisco Raphe. Mar. 31, 1757 533
186. Account of Sales. July 26, 1757 534
187. Deposition of Don Felipe Ybanez. Sept. 2, 1758 535
188. Libel of Felipe Ybanez. Sept. 27, 1758 542
189. Certificate of Captain-General Cagigal. Nov. 4, 1758 554
190. Deposition of William Haddon. Nov. 16, 1759 556
191. Declaration of Don Geronimo de Medrano. Nov.
19, 1759 560
192. Declaration of Don Joseph de la Vega. Nov. 19, 1759 561
193. Declaration of Domingo de Armas. Nov. 20, 1759 563
194. Declaration of Elizabeth Berrow. Nov. 22, 1759 564
195. Reversal of Sentence by Appellate Court. Dec. 19,
1760 567
196. Appeal of Miller and Simpson. July 7, 1761 569
THE _DAGEROED_
197. Bill of Health. Nov. 9, 1757 570
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198. News of Privateers. May 19, 1757 571
199. Letter of William Smith, jr. Apr. 8, 1757 573
200. Letter of Stephen Hopkins. Jan. 15, 1759 575
201. Notes on Commissions for Trying Pirates. Mar. 10,
1762, Aug. 26, 1772 577
202. Articles of Agreement; the _Mars_. June 23, 1762 581
203. Certificate of a Negro's Freedom. June 26, 1762 586
PRIVATEERING AND PIRACY
IN THE COLONIAL PERIOD
PROVIDENCE ISLAND.
_1. Commission from the Providence Island Company to Governor
Nathaniel Butler as Vice Admiral. April 23, 1638._[1]
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