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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... winde : at which departing , in cutting the foresaile , a marveilous misfortune happened to one of the officers in ... winde untill the 21. of the same moneth , at that time a great storme arose , the winde being at Northeast about nine ...
... winde : at which departing , in cutting the foresaile , a marveilous misfortune happened to one of the officers in ... winde untill the 21. of the same moneth , at that time a great storme arose , the winde being at Northeast about nine ...
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... winde at Southwest . The 25. the wind continuing contrary , hee put into a place in Galicia , called Ferroll , where hee remained five dayes , and appointed all the Masters of his shippes an order for the keeping of good companie in ...
... winde at Southwest . The 25. the wind continuing contrary , hee put into a place in Galicia , called Ferroll , where hee remained five dayes , and appointed all the Masters of his shippes an order for the keeping of good companie in ...
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... winde thereunto . 1564 . The fourth of November they had sight of the Iland of Madera , and the sixt day of Teneriffe , which they thought to have beene the Canarie , in that they supposed themselves to have beene to the Eastward of ...
... winde thereunto . 1564 . The fourth of November they had sight of the Iland of Madera , and the sixt day of Teneriffe , which they thought to have beene the Canarie , in that they supposed themselves to have beene to the Eastward of ...
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... winde being so great , that before they were espied , and the ship had cast about for them , she was driven half a league to leeward of the pinnesse , and had lost sight of her , so that there was small hope of recoverie , had not Gods ...
... winde being so great , that before they were espied , and the ship had cast about for them , she was driven half a league to leeward of the pinnesse , and had lost sight of her , so that there was small hope of recoverie , had not Gods ...
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... winde , with raine and storme , which weather continuing two dayes together , was the occasion that the Salomon , 3 and Tygre loste our companie : for whereas the Jesus , and pinnesse ankered at one of the Islands called Sambula , The ...
... winde , with raine and storme , which weather continuing two dayes together , was the occasion that the Salomon , 3 and Tygre loste our companie : for whereas the Jesus , and pinnesse ankered at one of the Islands called Sambula , The ...
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