Reference: TNA, SP 84/39/129 f.129r-130v
Citation: DCB/001/HTML/0265/008
Date: 08 October 1590
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fol.130vEndorsed: 8 October 1590 Master Bodeleie to my L./. Takinge of Stevenbergh.
Later Addition: 8 October 90
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May it please your good L. The fitte opportunitie of a messenger being offered, but geving me no leasure, to write at any length, I send your L. herewith Count Maurice owne letter to the Councel of state, declaring the surrendrie of the towne of steen- berghen: which gives a great contentment to the people of this contrey. For the passage by water between Holland and Zeland, will nowe in a maner be cleane out of danger: and the contrey eased of a great expense, in maintening shippes of warre, for the only securitie of those that passed that way. And thus I take my humble leave. From the Hage. October 8. 1590. Your L. most humbly bounden Tho.Bodley
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