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Some Account of Sir Robert Mansel Kt
Excerpt from Some Account of Sir Robert Mansel Kt: Vice Admiral of England, and Member of Parliament for the County of Glamorgan; And of Admiral Sir Thomas Button Kt, of Worlton, and of Cardiff, in the County of Glamorgan The main of my employment is from that gallant knight, Sir Robert Mansel, who with my Lord of Pembroke, and divers others of the prime lords of the court, have got a patent for making all sorts of glass with pit-coal only, to save those huge proportions of wood which were consumed formerly in the glass furnaces; and this business being of that nature that the workmen are to be had from Italy, and the chief materials from Spain, France, and other foreign countries, there is ...
Some Account of Sir Robert Mansel Kt, Vice Admiral of England
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Some Account of Sir Robert Mansel Kt, Vice Admiral of England
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