Elizabeth I

Summary

Elizabeth I,  Charter to Sir Walter Raleigh (1584)

“ Provided alwayes, and our will and pleasure is, and wee do hereby declare to all Christian kings, princes and states, that if the saide Walter Ralegh, his heires or assignee, or any of them, or any other lay their licence or appointment, shall at any time or times hereafter. robbe or spoile by sea or by lance, or do any acte of unjust or unlawful hostilitie, to any of the subjects of vs. ”
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Elizabeth I,  Charter to Sir Walter Raleigh (1584)

“ And for asmuch as upon the finding out, discovering, or inhabiting of such remote lands, countreis, and territories as aforesaid, it shal be necessary for the safetie of al men, that shal aduenture them selues in those murnies or voyages, to determine to line together in Christian peace, and ciuil quietnes ech with other, whereby euery one may with snore pleasure and profit enjoy that whereunto they shall attaine with great Paine and perill, we for vs. ”
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