MDDM Ch. 17 The Jenkin's Ear Museum
Dave Monroe
davidmmonroe at yahoo.com
Wed Sep 11 13:22:37 CDT 2002
Thanks again. John Bailey mentioned that site some
time back, which was a head-slapping moment for me, as
I'd actually been xeroxing off library copies of all
these old documents. Then big chunks of my research
went missing, and I knew I'd in the meantime run
across something somewhere. Ditto the Samuel Johnson
stuff. I suspect there are sources to be found for
nigh unto everything in M&D (and then some), but ...
but having run across that Ear again, figured, might
as well slap it up. Thnaks again again ...
--- Steve Maas <tyronemullet at hotmail.com> wrote:
> The following is from the aforementioned Internet
> Library of Early Journals:
> http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/ilej/
>
> The Gentleman's Magazine, Vol. 1, June 1731, p.265.
> "SHIP News this Month.
> The Rebecca, Capt. Jenkins, was taken in her paffage
> from Jamaica, by a Spanish Guarde Costa, who put her
> People to the torture; part of which was, that they
> hang'd up the Capt. three times, once with the
> Cabin-boy at his feet; they then cut off one of his
> Ears....
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