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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... mouths of the great Orenoque , the maine river of Orenoque it selfe , and other rivers , for the space of 400. miles : and in his returne homeward sacked & burnt the town of CumanĂ¡ 1595 . • An advertisement to the Reader concerning ...
... mouths of the great Orenoque , the maine river of Orenoque it selfe , and other rivers , for the space of 400. miles : and in his returne homeward sacked & burnt the town of CumanĂ¡ 1595 . • An advertisement to the Reader concerning ...
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... mouth of the haven of this citie of S. Domingo , and sent his shipboate full of men shoare , and demaunded leave to enter into this haven , saying that hee came with marchandise to traffique . But at that very instant the governour of ...
... mouth of the haven of this citie of S. Domingo , and sent his shipboate full of men shoare , and demaunded leave to enter into this haven , saying that hee came with marchandise to traffique . But at that very instant the governour of ...
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... mouth the two shippes , the River being twenty leagues in , where the Portugals roade : hee came thither the five and twentieth , and dispatched his businesse , and so returned with two Caravels , loaden with Negros . The 27. the ...
... mouth the two shippes , the River being twenty leagues in , where the Portugals roade : hee came thither the five and twentieth , and dispatched his businesse , and so returned with two Caravels , loaden with Negros . The 27. the ...
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... mouth , and a long taile , whose skinne is so hard , that a sword wil not pierce it . His nature is to live out of the water as a frogge doth , but he is a great devourer , and spareth neither fish , which is his common food , nor ...
... mouth , and a long taile , whose skinne is so hard , that a sword wil not pierce it . His nature is to live out of the water as a frogge doth , but he is a great devourer , and spareth neither fish , which is his common food , nor ...
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... mouth . There is one The maner of thing to be marvelled at , for the making of their fire , kindling of fire and not onely they but also the Negros doe the same , in Florida . which is made onely by two stickes , rubbing them one ...
... mouth . There is one The maner of thing to be marvelled at , for the making of their fire , kindling of fire and not onely they but also the Negros doe the same , in Florida . which is made onely by two stickes , rubbing them one ...
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