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Excerpt from Lives of the British Admirals, Vol. 1 of 8: Containing Also a New and Accurate Naval History, From Earliest Periods; Continued to the Year 1779
They applied themselves to the emperor, as being a society incorporated into the empire; and, upon complaint, obtained ambassadors to the queen to mediate the busio ness; but, these returned re infects. Hereupon the queen caused a proclamation to be published, that the merchants of the Hanse should be treated and used as all other avengers in her dominions, in point of commerce, without any mark of distinction. At last, the Hanse Towns pre vailed so far in virtue of their German connections, as to gain an imperial edict, whereby the English merchants were prohibited all commerce in the empire; this was answered by a proclamation, in consequence of which.
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