Ledger and Sword: Or, The Honourable Company of Merchants of England Trading to the East Indies (1599-1874)

Achin affairs afterwards Amboyna amongst appointed arrived Aungier Aurangzeb Bantam Batavia Bengal Bombay Captain cargo charge Charles charter chief Child China command commerce committee Company's agents Company's servants Company's service Company's ships Company's trade Coromandel Coast Council Court Courten's despatched directors Dutch East India Company enemies England English establish factory favour firman fleet Fort St French Golconda Gombroon Governor granted hand honour hope Indian trade Indies interlopers Japan Joint Stock King James King's Lancaster land Leadenhall Street letter London Lord Madras Majesty master Masulipatam merchandise merchant adventurers Middleton Mogul monopoly native obtained officers Old Company ordered Ormuz Oxenden pany pany's Parliament pepper Persia petition port Portuguese President privileges profits received resolved rivals royal sailed saltpetre sent Shah silks Sir Edward Winter Sir Henry Middleton Sir Thomas Speult Spice Islands Surat tion Towerson treaty vessels voyage William wrote