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As far as can be traced, this is the first occasion on which a ship is recorded to have been sunk by gun fire.
[323]. Chapter House Book xiii, printed in Administration of the Royal Navy, pp. 372–81.
[324]. Letters and Papers, i, No. 5108.
[325]. Ibid., No. 4968.
[326]. Pepysian MS. printed in Archaeologia, vi. 216.
[327]. From Add. MSS., 22047.
[328]. Spanish Cal. vi, part i, p. 342. July 1541.
[329]. Letters and Papers, iv, No. 1714.
[330]. Inventory.