The Last Fight of the Revenge at Sea; Under the Command of Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Grenville, on the 10-11th of September, 1591: Described by Sir ... Huygen Van Linschoten, in Dutch, 1596; Englis - Hardcover

Excerpt from The Last Fight of the Revenge at Sea; Under the Command of Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Grenville, on the 10-11th of September, 1591: Described by Sir Walter Raleigh, November, 1591, Gervase Markham, 1595, and Jan Huygen Van Linschoten, in Dutch, 1596; English, 1598; And Latin, 1599

Can write no good news from hence; the loss of the Revenge, with Sir R. Grenfield is stale; they disguised it here with the sinking of so many of the King of Spain's ships and men; and besides she has since sunk in the sea, With many Spaniards that were in her; they condemn the Lord Thomas for a coward, and some say he is for the King of Spain. Supposes he has heard of the quarrel and Offer of combat between the Lord Admiral and Sir Walter Raleigh. Seven prizes, part Of the West India fleet, have been brought in by the merchants that went to second Lord Thomas. They report that the rest, with the King's ships of war, are drowned by a tempest, and only 26 arrived in Spain. Cal. S. P., Elie.

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