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 10J. Maclehose and Sons, 1904 |
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... hill called The Pike , because it is piked , which is in heigth by The pike of their reports twentie leagues , having both winter and Teneriffe . summer abundance of snowe in the top of it : this Pike Of 1564 . may bee seene in a cleere ...
... hill called The Pike , because it is piked , which is in heigth by The pike of their reports twentie leagues , having both winter and Teneriffe . summer abundance of snowe in the top of it : this Pike Of 1564 . may bee seene in a cleere ...
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... hill called day , and weathered as farre as the Table , being a hill so called , because of the forme thereof : here we lay the Table . 1565 . Havana . off and on all night , 46 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
... hill called day , and weathered as farre as the Table , being a hill so called , because of the forme thereof : here we lay the Table . 1565 . Havana . off and on all night , 46 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
Page 47
... hill we thinking to have beene the Table , made account ( as it was indeed ) that Havana was but eight leagues to wind - ward , but by the perswasion of a French man , who made the captaine beleeve he knew the Table very well , and had ...
... hill we thinking to have beene the Table , made account ( as it was indeed ) that Havana was but eight leagues to wind - ward , but by the perswasion of a French man , who made the captaine beleeve he knew the Table very well , and had ...
Page 105
... hill top , till such time as the towne was quartered out for the lodging of the whole Armie : which being done every captaine tooke his own quarter , and in the even- ing was placed such a sufficient gard upon every part of the towne ...
... hill top , till such time as the towne was quartered out for the lodging of the whole Armie : which being done every captaine tooke his own quarter , and in the even- ing was placed such a sufficient gard upon every part of the towne ...
Page 157
... hill in London . My principall intention by this example is to admonish our nation of circumspection in dealing with that subtill enemie , and never to trust the Spanish further , then that their owne strength shall be able to master ...
... hill in London . My principall intention by this example is to admonish our nation of circumspection in dealing with that subtill enemie , and never to trust the Spanish further , then that their owne strength shall be able to master ...
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