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 10James MacLehose and Sons, 1904 |
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... give him life and leave to sail once in an English ship on that sea . ' After sacking Venta Cruz and acquiring much treasure , he sailed homeward and arrived in Plymouth on Sunday , 9th August 1573 , in church hours , when the news of ...
... give him life and leave to sail once in an English ship on that sea . ' After sacking Venta Cruz and acquiring much treasure , he sailed homeward and arrived in Plymouth on Sunday , 9th August 1573 , in church hours , when the news of ...
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... give reverence to their Elders ) e and the common sorte sitte round about them . There e they sitte to examine matters of theft , which if a man be taken with , to steale but a Portugal cloth from another , thee is sold to the Portugals ...
... give reverence to their Elders ) e and the common sorte sitte round about them . There e they sitte to examine matters of theft , which if a man be taken with , to steale but a Portugal cloth from another , thee is sold to the Portugals ...
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... give the onset , they make such terrible cryes , that they may bee heard two miles off . For their beliefe , I can heare of none that they have , but in such as they themselves imagine to see in their dreames , and so Idoles like ...
... give the onset , they make such terrible cryes , that they may bee heard two miles off . For their beliefe , I can heare of none that they have , but in such as they themselves imagine to see in their dreames , and so Idoles like ...
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... give the adventure upon the same , hee might gette an hundreth slaves : with the which tydings hee being gladde , because the Portugals shoulde not thinke him to bee of so base a courage , but that hee durst give them that , and greater ...
... give the adventure upon the same , hee might gette an hundreth slaves : with the which tydings hee being gladde , because the Portugals shoulde not thinke him to bee of so base a courage , but that hee durst give them that , and greater ...
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... give the overthrow to 40 of them , and being driven downe to take their boates , were followed so hardly by a route of Negros , who by that tooke courage to pursue them to their boates , that not onely some of them , but others standing ...
... give the overthrow to 40 of them , and being driven downe to take their boates , were followed so hardly by a route of Negros , who by that tooke courage to pursue them to their boates , that not onely some of them , but others standing ...
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