| John Stark - 1805 - 488 Seiten
...fleet, took a part of it, and obliged him to fly with a sirigJe ship toward^ Norway. On that coa?t he fell in •with a vessel richly laden, and immediately...boats to its assistance, 'and after a desperate fight Bothwtll and all his crew were taken prisoners. His name and quality were both unknown, and he was... | |
| William Robertson - 1825 - 498 Seiten
...scattered his small fleet, took a part of it, and obliged him to fly with a single ship towards Norway. On that coast he fell in with a vessel richly laden,...boats to its assistance, and, after a desperate fight, Bothweil and all his crew were taken prisoners. His name and quality were both unknown, and he was... | |
| William Anderson - 1862 - 268 Seiten
...and armour, brought from the castle of Edinburgh. [Bottweff* Declaration.'] Off the Norwegian shore he fell in with a vessel richly laden, and immediately attacked it After a desperate fight, despairing of victory, he resolved to seek safety in flight, leaving his ship... | |
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