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 10J. MacLehose and sons, 1904 |
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... marched across the Isthmus towards Panama . It was on this march that Drake , climbing a tree pointed out by his guides , first saw the Pacific , and ' besought Almighty God of his goodness to give him life and leave to sail once in an ...
... marched across the Isthmus towards Panama . It was on this march that Drake , climbing a tree pointed out by his guides , first saw the Pacific , and ' besought Almighty God of his goodness to give him life and leave to sail once in an ...
Page 34
... marched to the townewards , and being perceived by the Governour , he straight with all expedition sent messengers to knowe his request , desiring him to march no further forward untill he had answere againe , which incontinent he ...
... marched to the townewards , and being perceived by the Governour , he straight with all expedition sent messengers to knowe his request , desiring him to march no further forward untill he had answere againe , which incontinent he ...
Page 39
... marched from the Towne to the sands , of footemen to the number of an hundred and fiftie , making great bragges with their cries , and weaving us a shore , whereby they made a semblance to have fought with us in deed . But our Captaine ...
... marched from the Towne to the sands , of footemen to the number of an hundred and fiftie , making great bragges with their cries , and weaving us a shore , whereby they made a semblance to have fought with us in deed . But our Captaine ...
Page 102
... marched from Bayon to this part of the countrey , which lay in sight of our fleete , where making a stand , he sent to parley with our Generall , which was granted by our Generall , so it might bee in boats upon the water : and for ...
... marched from Bayon to this part of the countrey , which lay in sight of our fleete , where making a stand , he sent to parley with our Generall , which was granted by our Generall , so it might bee in boats upon the water : and for ...
Page 104
... marched by several companies , being therunto forced by the badnesse of the way as is aforesaid . Now by the time wee were thus ranged thus ranged into a very brave order , daylight began to appeare , and being advanced hard to the wall ...
... marched by several companies , being therunto forced by the badnesse of the way as is aforesaid . Now by the time wee were thus ranged thus ranged into a very brave order , daylight began to appeare , and being advanced hard to the wall ...
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