The Embassy of Sir Thomas Roe to the Court of the Great Mogul 22.4.7

22.4.7

And although the elder brother is not yet in Armes, nor so like (if he Preuayle) to Tyrannise, yet it is to bee feared, Rebus secundis eatiam egregios duces insolescere] I did aduise our little Common wealth to keepe close and neare togither, to attend the issue, to know no syde, to make few debtes, and to keepe as few residencyes as the necessitye of their affaires will suffer. October 18. — I Sollicited my New promised firmaen, but in these troubles and preperation of remooue I found slow dispatch.