The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques & Discoveries of the English Nation: Made by Sea Or Over-land to the Remote and Farthest Distant Quarters of the Earth at Any Time Within the Compasse of These 1600 Yeeres, Issue 6J. MacLehose and sons, 1904 |
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Page 96
... anker at Rapamat neere the ambassadors house , where hee likewise saluted him with all his great ordinance once over , and where he landed the Present , the deliverie whereof for a time was staied : the cause of which staie it shall ...
... anker at Rapamat neere the ambassadors house , where hee likewise saluted him with all his great ordinance once over , and where he landed the Present , the deliverie whereof for a time was staied : the cause of which staie it shall ...
Page 119
... anker in that haven or bay , which now is called Machico after the name of Macham . one Macham 1344 . naming it Jesus chapell . And because his 119 The voyage of Macham the first discoverer of the Isle Madera, in the yeere 1344.
... anker in that haven or bay , which now is called Machico after the name of Macham . one Macham 1344 . naming it Jesus chapell . And because his 119 The voyage of Macham the first discoverer of the Isle Madera, in the yeere 1344.
Page 139
... anker , presently came a pinnes aboord us to know what we were , who understanding that we had bene there the yere before , & came with the good leave of their king in marchant wise , were fully satisfied , and gave us good leave to ...
... anker , presently came a pinnes aboord us to know what we were , who understanding that we had bene there the yere before , & came with the good leave of their king in marchant wise , were fully satisfied , and gave us good leave to ...
Page 140
... anker in the road from whence we were but newly departed , and shot off their great ordinance in our hear- ing . And here by the way it is to bee understood that the Portugals were much offended with this our new trade into Barbarie ...
... anker in the road from whence we were but newly departed , and shot off their great ordinance in our hear- ing . And here by the way it is to bee understood that the Portugals were much offended with this our new trade into Barbarie ...
Page 148
... Anker , they sent their pinnas up into the river 50 or 60 leagues , from whence certaine of the marchants with captaine Pinteado , Francisco a Portugale , Nicholas Lam- bart gentleman , and other marchants were conducted to the court ...
... Anker , they sent their pinnas up into the river 50 or 60 leagues , from whence certaine of the marchants with captaine Pinteado , Francisco a Portugale , Nicholas Lam- bart gentleman , and other marchants were conducted to the court ...
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aboord Admirall aforesaid againe Aleppo alwayes anker aspers Babylon Balsara Bassa Beglerbegs Benin betwixt boate brought called Cape Cape Verde Captaine Caravels caried castle Chaul China clocke coast comming companie of marchants countrey custome dayes degrees divers dominions East England English fadome farre foorth foure Gallies Generall gold Governour and companie Grand Signior graunt Guinea hath hundred Iland John king kingdome knowen laden land larines leagues letters patents Levant lieth Lisbon litle Majestie Malacca maner marchandise Master moneth monson neere Negros night ordinance Ormus Ormuz ounces Palmas pinnesse Pinteado Portugall Portugals pounds quintall Ralph Fitch ranne river sayd Governour sent Sestos set saile shewed shippe ships depart shoare shore shot side sight sort souldiers standeth Sunne tangas Tenerif thence thereof things thither thousand tooke towne traffike traffique trees tunnes Turkes unto victuals voyage warres wherein winde yeere yere