Sack of Candle Cape Station

The surprise, burning or abandonment of a Britannian station overseas, remembered as a disgrace in sermons, counting houses and naval testimony. London took it as a humiliating lesson in how fast insurers, rope merchants, chandlers and ministry men must pay for distance.

Also in this age

• 4566 · Opening and stopping of the Walled Hole, 4566 · Horrors, Kent and the Narrow Sea
• 4568–4570 · The Green Mast Disturbance · Haunting & wonder, The High South
• 4568 · The striking of the green seam · Trade & industry, Sarrum and Its County
• c. 4570–4600 · Abandonment of the grave-watch by eleven London parishes · Religious, London
• c. 4570–4590 · Forming of the Sarr levels flash · Flood & weather, Sarrum and Its County
• 4570 · The Cambridge fodder contract of 4570 · Trade & industry, Sarrum and Its County

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