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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

THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY

785064 A

ASTOR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS * 1986 L

85X483

THE TABLE

A Catalogue of the Voyages of this eighth volume made to Newfoundland and the River of Canada, and the Voyages made unto Virginia and to the coast and inland of Florida; with the Letters Patents, Discourses, Observations and Advertisements belonging to the Voyages of this eighth Volume:

The

voyage of two ships, whereof the one was called The
Dominus vobiscum, set out the 20 of May 1527, for
the discovery of the North parts.

The voyage of M. Hore, and divers other gentlemen to
Newfoundland, and Cape Briton, in the yere 1536

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An act against the exaction of money or any other thing by
any officer for licence to traffique into New foundland
and Iseland, made Anno 2. Edwardi sexti.

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A letter written to M. Richard Hakluyt of the Midle
Temple, contayning a report of the true state and
commodities of Newfoundland, by M. Antony Park-
hurst, 1578..

The letters patents granted by her Majestie to sir Humfrey
Gilbert knight, for inhabiting some part of America

1578.

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A Catalogue of the Voyages-Continued.

A learned and stately Poeme written in Latine Hexamiters
by Stephanus Parmenius Budeius, concerning the
voyage of sir Humfrey Gilbert to Newfound-land, for
the planting of an English colonie there, containing
also a briefe remembrance of certaine of our principal
English captaines by sea..

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The voyage of Sir Humfrey Gilbert to Newfoundland,
An. 1583.

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Orders agreed upon by the Captaines and Masters, to bee
observed by the fleete of sir Humfrey Gilbert..

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A briefe relation of Newfound-land, and the commodities
thereof.

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Reckonings of the Master and Masters mate of the Admirall
of sir Humfrey Gilbert in their course from cape Race
to cape Briton, and to the Isle of Sablon.

The maner how the sayd Admirall was lost.

A letter of the learned Hungarian Stephanus Parmenius
Budeius to master Richard Hakluyt the collectour of
these voyages.

A relation of Richard Clarke of Weymouth master of the
ship called The Delight, which went as Admirall of
sir Humfrey Gilberts fleete for the discoverie of
Norumbega 1583: written in excuse of the casting
away the sayd ship and the men, imputed to his
oversight.

A discourse of the necessitie and commoditie of planting
English colonies upon the North partes of America.

A letter of the right honourable sir Francis Walsingham to
master Richard Hakluyt then of Christchurch in
Oxford, incouraging him in the studie of Cosmography,
and furthering of new discoveries 1582.

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