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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... souldiers and mariners . And having good ordinance , there are fewe or none of our enemies that can offend us . For wee shall both leave and take at all times when we list ' ( p . 158 ) . The Frigate here represented is 104 foote by the ...
... souldiers and mariners . And having good ordinance , there are fewe or none of our enemies that can offend us . For wee shall both leave and take at all times when we list ' ( p . 158 ) . The Frigate here represented is 104 foote by the ...
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... souldiers , for the time of their being there and for their fishing upon that coast of Africa , doe pay a certaine tribute to the king of the Moores . The people of that part of Africa are tawnie , having long haire without any apparell ...
... souldiers , for the time of their being there and for their fishing upon that coast of Africa , doe pay a certaine tribute to the king of the Moores . The people of that part of Africa are tawnie , having long haire without any apparell ...
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... the Captaine going in his Pinnisse , spake with certaine Spaniards , of whom he demanded trafficke , but they made him answere , they were but 1565 . souldiers newely come thither , and were not 26 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
... the Captaine going in his Pinnisse , spake with certaine Spaniards , of whom he demanded trafficke , but they made him answere , they were but 1565 . souldiers newely come thither , and were not 26 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
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Richard Hakluyt. 1565 . souldiers newely come thither , and were not able to by one Negro : whereupon hee asked for a watring place , and they pointed him a place two leagues off , called Santa Fe , where we found marveilous goodly Santa ...
Richard Hakluyt. 1565 . souldiers newely come thither , and were not able to by one Negro : whereupon hee asked for a watring place , and they pointed him a place two leagues off , called Santa Fe , where we found marveilous goodly Santa ...
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... souldiers , and a Captaine generall sent by the king for those Eastward parts of the Indians , who sayling along in his pinnesse , as our Captaine did to descry the coast , was by the Caribes called a shoore with sundry tokens made to ...
... souldiers , and a Captaine generall sent by the king for those Eastward parts of the Indians , who sayling along in his pinnesse , as our Captaine did to descry the coast , was by the Caribes called a shoore with sundry tokens made to ...
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