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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... , An . 1590. . 458 461 468 The voyage to Spaine and Portugale written ( as it is thought ) by Colonell Anthonie Wingfield , An . 1589 .. 470 ILLUSTRATIONS Sir Francis Walsingham , PAGE Frontispiece Sir Francis Walsingham X THE TABLE.
... , An . 1590. . 458 461 468 The voyage to Spaine and Portugale written ( as it is thought ) by Colonell Anthonie Wingfield , An . 1589 .. 470 ILLUSTRATIONS Sir Francis Walsingham , PAGE Frontispiece Sir Francis Walsingham X THE TABLE.
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... thought to have spoken , to have learned what they were , but they made very fast away , and we gave them over . Thursday the 16 of March , we had sight of the streights , and of the coast of Barbary . The 18 day we passed them , and ...
... thought to have spoken , to have learned what they were , but they made very fast away , and we gave them over . Thursday the 16 of March , we had sight of the streights , and of the coast of Barbary . The 18 day we passed them , and ...
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... thought to have gone on shoare , but they could not be permitted : so we all came aboord againe , and went to Patras , where we arrived upon good Friday , and lay there with good entertainement at the English house , where was the ...
... thought to have gone on shoare , but they could not be permitted : so we all came aboord againe , and went to Patras , where we arrived upon good Friday , and lay there with good entertainement at the English house , where was the ...
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... thought it their best course to set out their fleete for Turkie , in such strength and abilitie for their defence , that the purpose of their Spanish enemie might the better be prevented , and the voyage acomplished with greater ...
... thought it their best course to set out their fleete for Turkie , in such strength and abilitie for their defence , that the purpose of their Spanish enemie might the better be prevented , and the voyage acomplished with greater ...
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... thought in deed that the English were rather determined to yeelde , then to fight , and therefore came flocking about the frigat , every man crying out , Que nuevas , que nuevas , Have these English men yeelded ? the frigat answered ...
... thought in deed that the English were rather determined to yeelde , then to fight , and therefore came flocking about the frigat , every man crying out , Que nuevas , que nuevas , Have these English men yeelded ? the frigat answered ...
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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