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Harry S.
Truman (May 8, 1884 –
December 26, 1972) was the 33rd
president of the
United States,
serving from 1945 to 1953.
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forever safely come into any of our
ports of our
Empire of ****an with
their shippes and merchandise,
without any
hindrance to them or
their goods, and to abide...
- her Majesty's
shippes, the
captaine was to
cause him to be
hanged by the
heels untill his
braines were
beaten out
against the
shippe's sides, and then...
- and
certain inhabitants of Ethiopia, who, he says, ("vse to goe in
small shippes, and
trade with the Cafars"). The word is also used in
allusion to a portion...
- when the town sent its
first fully loaded ship of
local goods (the "Great
Shippe") back to England. It
never reached its destination, and its disappearance...
- have
known within these 20
years that them that were
ancient masters of
shippes hathe derided and
mocked them that have
occupied their cards and plattes...
- ISBN 91-7486-581-1. Marsden, Peter, ed. (2009). Mary Rose – Your
Noblest Shippe:
Anatomy of a
Tudor Warship. Portsmouth: Mary Rose Trust. ISBN 978-0-9544029-2-1...
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- left the
lande in
contention betwixt his bretherne, and
prepared certaine shippes, with men [and] munition, and
sought adventures by the seas. And sayled...
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called Cafari) and
inhabitants of
Ethiopia ("and they use to go in
small shippes, and
trade with the Cafars") by two
different but
similar names. The word...
