Orders of Edward Montagu, Earl of Sandwich, 1660.

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Orders of Edward Montagu, Earl of Sandwich, 1660.

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Two orders of Sandwich as admiral of the narrow seas: one (1660 October 6) authorizing funds for payment to Royal Navy officers and crew and the other (1660 December 16) requesting that a vessel be outfitted to transport Henry Jermyn, Earl of St. Albans, to France.

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