An Historical and Chronological Deduction of the Origin of Commerce, from the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time, Vol. 2 of 2: Containing an ... Which Is Prefixed, an Introduction, Exhibit - Softcover
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The Englijb Ea/l India Company now aflii'ted solook-abbas, King of Feij'o, in the taking of Ora/a; taken fioni the once famous Town and Ille of Ormnr from the Portngnefi'. For Which great Service. Our faid the Pflf'f'gflefe 5? Company had half the Bootyg Granted them, and had certain Immunities alfo granted to them, as Zmfied bf particularly, to keep the Caftle of Ormnr (foon after broken through), and to enjoy half the e 8 7171 cu'l'coms of Gombroon, whither the Commerce of Ormns was removed (thou'gh till then only an iii-confiderable Village); which Benefits, fome fay, that Company enjoyed for fifty Years followi ing, being valued at yearly: But which the Com any afterward relinyquifhed, upon the Commencement 'of War between Perf a and the Megal, or a certain Allowance of yearly, long fince, probably, in difufe. The Portugaeye removed thereupon to Mdcloaz, in the Perfian G'ulph, on the Eaft Coafi of Ardle'd, which they fortified, and foon brought to be a Place of great Trafiic'k, till they were driven thence by the Princes of that Country. So that Mofcbat. IS n0w a decayed Place.
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