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Poolo Ai, protest of natives of, R
against Dutch oppression, 186 ; Raffles, Sir T. S., on tho Spico
Dutch and English fleots off, Islands, 179
1S8 Rajapur, proposed retirement of
Poolo Roon, Courthopo obtains tho English to, 2G3
cession of, 190 ; retrocession of, Raleigh, Sir Walter, founds tho
239 ; final occupation of by the Colony of Virginia, 21
Dutch, 239 Ramsey, Ephraim, a prisoner of !
Portugal and England, conclusion Amboina, 218
of peace between, 263 Raymond, George, commands ex­
Portugal and Holland, disastrous pedition to tho East, 23; is
1 effect of war between, 264 lost in a storm oil the Cape, 24
Portugal and Spain, grievous Reaal, Laurence, Dutch Governor-
wrongs inflicted on the English General, seeks composition with
by, 29 Courthopo, 193; issues pro­
Portugal and the Spice Islands, clamation against tho English,
179 195; demands the evacuation
Portuguese fleet defeated off of Poolo Roon, 19G
Surat by Best, 120 Recife, Lancaster’s attack on, 29
Portuguese fleet defeated off Red Dragon, Tho, 40, 52, 117
Surat by Downton, 127 Red Soa, Sir Henry Middleton
Portuguese in the Persian Gulf, returns to the, 112
241, 245 Red Sea Trade in ancient times, 92
Portuguese, Mogul Government Rejib Aga, makes Sharpeigh
declares war against, 123 captive at Aden, 96; plays the
Portuguese opposition to the confidcnco trick on Sir Henry
English, at Acheen, 47; in Middleton at Mocha, 100;
India, 65, 75, 111, 116, 120, directs attack on tho English,
124, 240 102 ; begins to “ sing a new
Portuguese ships captured in song,” 109; poisons Laurence
the Straits of Malacca by Lan­ Feraell, 110
caster, 27, 49 Religious observances of the Com­
Powle, John, a prisoner of Am- pany’s servants, 71, 310
boina, 218 Roe, Sir Thomas, selected as
Preachers on the East India Com­ Ambassador to Jehangir, 133;
pany’s ships, 71 ancestry of, 133; arrives at
Presents intercepted by Jehangir, Surat, 135 ; received by Jehan­
154 gir, 135; opposed by Prince
Priaman, Lancaster visits, 51 Khurrum, 137; forbidden to
Price, Abel, a prisoner at Am- visit the Court, 138 ; is restored
boina, 216; under torture im­ to favour, 139; Jehangir’s
plicates his colleagues in a liking for, 140 ; presents minia­
charge of conspiracy, 217 tures to Jehangir, 141 ; is
Prince Henry, at the christening present at one of Jehangir’s
\\ of the Trade's Increase, 169; drinking bouts, 142; horrified
godfather to Sir Robert Shir­ by an instance of Jehangir’s
ley’s son, 243 cruelty, 143; presses for a
Psalm Book at tho Hague, a relio treaty, 145; views of as to
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of Amboina, 230 permanent representation at the
Psalm sung by Lancaster’s men Mogul Court, 145; describes
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\ before the King of Acheen, 51 Jehangir’s departure from
Purchas’s opinion of Downton, 129 Ajmero, 147; describes the