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| Keywords: FMIB 48967 Larger medal was issued in 1630 to assert the claim of England to the dominion of the sea, as maintained by Selden, and in.jpeg check categories 19 September 2015 3 Larger medal was issued in 1630 to assert the claim of England to the dominion of the sea as maintained by Selden and in accordance with instructions given by Charles I to his minister at the Hague we hold it a principle not to be denied that the King of Great Britain is a monarch at sea and on land to the full extent of his dominions His Majesty finds it necessary for his own defence and safety to reassume and keep his ancient and undoubted rights in the Dominions of the Seas The smaller medal 1662 relates to the ill feeling which existed between the English and Dutch soon after the Restoration It arose from the anger felt by the English at the encroachment of the Dutch herring fishermen into English waters which led to frequent disputes; besides the Dutch persistently refused to lower their flag to ships of Great Britain in the British Seas Subject Medals Netherlands--Foreign relations--Treaties--Medals Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Treaties--Medals Tag Antiquities 1918 Cite book Herring Its Effect on the History of Britain Samuel Arthur Michael London England John Murray 1918 Facing page 110 Arthur Michael Samuel PD-UWASH-FMIB Institution University of Washington FMIB-source accession number 48967 Images from the Freshwater and Marine Image Bank to check Arthur Michael Samuel 1630 medals Ancient art | ||||
