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From dealer's description?: Full page in English, verso with manuscript address panel and remains of red wax seal. Bagg is referring to the same cargo of 253 elephant tusks imported into England from Guinea in West Africa.
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Concerning a cargo of elephant tusks, Kelley's hopes for ivory, ambergris shipped out for sale in Livorno, and his expectation of the imminent return from Guinea in West Africa of his own ship.
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Manucci writes concierning correspondence with a certain Rinuccini discussing details relating to the loss of three bills of lading for a cargo of leather on a ship belonging to Corsini. He also mentions a proclamation issued at Basing 14 September [1591] concerning the prohibition of ships carrying fish or other foodstuffs from leaving port (presumably Plymouth), nothign that a Mr Starling in involved in clarifying the situation and that in any case the shipment will be readied by Corsini's business partner [James] Bagge. The transportion of thirteen sacks of pepper and a cargo of elephant tusks and ivory are also mentioned.
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Noting that he has been informed by Johan Angelo Pergano that he will be receiving the sum of £135 from Corsini in the coming weeks and requesting that the payment be sent via the Harwich wagon master from Norwich.
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From seller's decription: First letter concerns confirmation of an order for rabbit pelts, with an additional request for 400 white pelts for a colleague. The second discusses the failure of a rice deal and the capture of a vessel by Spanish privateers. The third concerns trade with the Greek islands.
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Jacomo Mannucci was one of the most prominent Italian spies in the service of Sir Francis Walsingham, working in Lyons and elsewhere in France before returning to London.
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Much of the text contains an itemized account listing the payment schedule, weights of the barrels, the transport costs fro London to Calais, extra chartes on account of the weight of the load, the cost of weighing the cargo and storage, as well as posting the letter itself.
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