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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... if it shall please her Majestie to set us foorth againe with her orderly meanes and intertainment , we are most ready and willing སྐས་ S > to goe through with any thing that the uttermost 122 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
... if it shall please her Majestie to set us foorth againe with her orderly meanes and intertainment , we are most ready and willing སྐས་ S > to goe through with any thing that the uttermost 122 A.D. THE ENGLISH VOYAGES.
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... Majestie doeth well know . And as concerning this course according as I have certified your Majestie , they shall come into no danger at all , nor shall make any further way about ; so by this meanes both the Fleetes may come from ...
... Majestie doeth well know . And as concerning this course according as I have certified your Majestie , they shall come into no danger at all , nor shall make any further way about ; so by this meanes both the Fleetes may come from ...
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... Majestie , there can no ship come into this harbour , but we must needes . sinke them ; so that these defences shall not onely bee annoyance to the enemie , but also animate and encourage the inhabitants of this citie : for they have ...
... Majestie , there can no ship come into this harbour , but we must needes . sinke them ; so that these defences shall not onely bee annoyance to the enemie , but also animate and encourage the inhabitants of this citie : for they have ...
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... majestie so please , here may we builde a very faire and strong castle with foure bulwarks , on the poynt of the Ycacos which doth lie on the side where the citie is builded , because all the shippes which doe come to this harbour ...
... majestie so please , here may we builde a very faire and strong castle with foure bulwarks , on the poynt of the Ycacos which doth lie on the side where the citie is builded , because all the shippes which doe come to this harbour ...
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Richard Hakluyt. 1587 . your majestie shall have this citie very well fortified , by reason it is of such importance for the service of your majestie , and the trade of all Spaine and Peru , and all the Indies : for this is the ...
Richard Hakluyt. 1587 . your majestie shall have this citie very well fortified , by reason it is of such importance for the service of your majestie , and the trade of all Spaine and Peru , and all the Indies : for this is the ...
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