The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques & Discoveries of the English Nation: Made by Sea Or Overland to the Remote & Farthest Distant Quarters of the Earth at Any Time Within the Compasse of These 1600 YearsJ. M. Dent & Company, 1907 |
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Page 97
... comming a day after the Fayre , as wee say . Which lingering improvidence of our men hath bene the over- throwe of many a worthy enterprize and of the undertakers of the same . The relation of this voyage at large I was promised by the ...
... comming a day after the Fayre , as wee say . Which lingering improvidence of our men hath bene the over- throwe of many a worthy enterprize and of the undertakers of the same . The relation of this voyage at large I was promised by the ...
Page 270
... comming in on the one side of it there lieth a towne of little force without ordinance or any other strength , having in it houses of straw : at which towne the Spanyards use yeerely in the moneth of August to unlade foure ships which ...
... comming in on the one side of it there lieth a towne of little force without ordinance or any other strength , having in it houses of straw : at which towne the Spanyards use yeerely in the moneth of August to unlade foure ships which ...
Page 297
... comming faire hee altered his purpose , and held on the former entended voyage : And so comming to the yland of Gomera being one of the ylands of the Canaries , where according to an order before appointed , we met with all our ships ...
... comming faire hee altered his purpose , and held on the former entended voyage : And so comming to the yland of Gomera being one of the ylands of the Canaries , where according to an order before appointed , we met with all our ships ...
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Reckonings of the Master and Masters mate of the Admirall | 27 |
A relation of Richard Clarke of Weymouth master of | 38 |
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