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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... departed on our pretended way to the Idols . The Idols . called Sambula . The 10 of December , we had a Northeast winde , with raine and storme , which weather continuing two dayes together , was the occasion that the Salomon , 3 and ...
... departed on our pretended way to the Idols . The Idols . called Sambula . The 10 of December , we had a Northeast winde , with raine and storme , which weather continuing two dayes together , was the occasion that the Salomon , 3 and ...
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... laden one of our Barkes there- with ) wee departed , and at our departure divers of our men being desirous to goe on shore , to fetch Pompions , devils . 1564 . one of the Calowsa . which having prooved 20 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
... laden one of our Barkes there- with ) wee departed , and at our departure divers of our men being desirous to goe on shore , to fetch Pompions , devils . 1564 . one of the Calowsa . which having prooved 20 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
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... departed from thence to Taggarin . Taggarin . The first of January the two barkes , and both the boates forsooke the ships , and went into a river called The river of the Casserroes , and the 6 having dispatched their busi- Casserroes ...
... departed from thence to Taggarin . Taggarin . The first of January the two barkes , and both the boates forsooke the ships , and went into a river called The river of the Casserroes , and the 6 having dispatched their busi- Casserroes ...
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... departed to their ships , not thinking there had bene such a mischiefe pretended toward them , as then was in deede . Which the next day we understood of a Portugal that came downe to us , who had trafficked with the Negros , by whom ...
... departed to their ships , not thinking there had bene such a mischiefe pretended toward them , as then was in deede . Which the next day we understood of a Portugal that came downe to us , who had trafficked with the Negros , by whom ...
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... departed from thence , and the fifteenth had sight of nine Islands , called the The Testigos Testigos : and the sixteenth of an Island , called Margarita , where wee were entertayned by the Alcalde , Margarita and had both Beeves and ...
... departed from thence , and the fifteenth had sight of nine Islands , called the The Testigos Testigos : and the sixteenth of an Island , called Margarita , where wee were entertayned by the Alcalde , Margarita and had both Beeves and ...
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