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, Volume 10J. MacLehose and sons, 1904 |
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... course of the saide viadge beinge plainlie described by the pricked line . ' The summarie and true discourse ' of the expedition by Master Thomas The map is repro- Cotes will be found at page 97 . duced from the original in A Summarie ...
... course of the saide viadge beinge plainlie described by the pricked line . ' The summarie and true discourse ' of the expedition by Master Thomas The map is repro- Cotes will be found at page 97 . duced from the original in A Summarie ...
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... course touched first at Teneriffe , where hee received friendly intertainement . From thence he passed to Sierra Leona , upon the coast of Guinea , which place by the people of the countrey is called Tagarin , where he stayed some good ...
... course touched first at Teneriffe , where hee received friendly intertainement . From thence he passed to Sierra Leona , upon the coast of Guinea , which place by the people of the countrey is called Tagarin , where he stayed some good ...
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... course to Teneriffe , having better sight thereof then the other had , and by that meanes they parted companie . For M. Hawkins and his companie went more to the West , upon which course having sayled a while , hee espied another Iland ...
... course to Teneriffe , having better sight thereof then the other had , and by that meanes they parted companie . For M. Hawkins and his companie went more to the West , upon which course having sayled a while , hee espied another Iland ...
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... course along the coast , and came the third of April to a Towne called Burboroata , where his ships came to an ancker , and hee himselfe went a shore to speake with the Spaniards , to whom hee declared himselfe to be an Englishman , and ...
... course along the coast , and came the third of April to a Towne called Burboroata , where his ships came to an ancker , and hee himselfe went a shore to speake with the Spaniards , to whom hee declared himselfe to be an Englishman , and ...
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... course , in the which time the Captaine sailing by the shore in the pinnesse , came to the Rancheria , a place where the Spaniards use to La Rancheria . fish for pearles , and there spoke with a Spaniard , who tolde him how far off he ...
... course , in the which time the Captaine sailing by the shore in the pinnesse , came to the Rancheria , a place where the Spaniards use to La Rancheria . fish for pearles , and there spoke with a Spaniard , who tolde him how far off he ...
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