North Eastern Europe - The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques And Discoveries Of The English Nation - Volume 3 - Collected By Richard Hakluyt
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Confidimus Igitur Hac Omnia Nostra Postulata Pro Famuli Spe, Pro Nostra
Expectatione, Pro Vestra Bonitate, Pro Nostrorum Utrinque Subditorum
Commoditate, Fausta Illi, Grata Nobis, Acccpta Etiam Vestra Maiestati, Et
Nostris Vtrobique Perquam Vtilia Euasura.
Deus vestra Maiestatis, &c. Datum
in celeberrima nostra Ciuitate Londini, anno mundi 5523.
Domini ac Dei
nostri Iesu Christi 1561. regnorum vero nostrorum tertio.
The same in English
Elizabeth by the grace of God, Queene of England, &c. to the right
excellent, and right mightie Prince, Lord Iohn Basiliwich, Emperour of all
Russia, &c. greeting, and most happie increase in all prosperitie. Right
mightie Prince, the amitie of your Maiestie towards vs and our subiects is
very pleasant to vs to be remembred, which being begun by the goodnesse of
God in the reigne of our most deare brother of happie memorie, King Edward
the sixt, and afterwards, through your not onely singular humanitie, fed,
and nourished, but also through your incredible goodnesse increased, and
augmented, is now firmed and established, with all maner of tokens of your
beneuolence, that now we doubt not, but that from hencefoorth, during many
ages, the same shall endure to the praise of God, to both our glories, to
the publike great commoditie of our Realmes on either part, and to the
priuate desired hope; and certeine felicitie of all our subiects. And
although that this your goodnesse hath bene abundantly extended to all our
subiects that have at any time repaired into any part of your Empire, for
the which wee giue (as reason is) your Maiestie right heartie thanks, and
will againe shew the like vnto yours, right willingly, whensoeuer
opportunitie shall require:
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