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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Page 80
... returne to his ship , and to passe backe for England . The Spanish captaine hearing this , having buried the dead bodies , and having gotten all things into his barkes , and taking the English men and their pinnesse with him , he ...
... returne to his ship , and to passe backe for England . The Spanish captaine hearing this , having buried the dead bodies , and having gotten all things into his barkes , and taking the English men and their pinnesse with him , he ...
Page 87
... returne to their company , those that were in the barkes were had in chase by men of warre , whereby they were inforced every man to shift for himselfe so for haste they left those that were in the skiffe ( being 8 persons ) in the bay ...
... returne to their company , those that were in the barkes were had in chase by men of warre , whereby they were inforced every man to shift for himselfe so for haste they left those that were in the skiffe ( being 8 persons ) in the bay ...
Page 99
... returne : which barke was called the Drake . The rest of these ships ( being eight or nine ) were dismissed without any thing at all taken from them . Who being after- wardes put somewhat farther off from the shore , by the contrariety ...
... returne : which barke was called the Drake . The rest of these ships ( being eight or nine ) were dismissed without any thing at all taken from them . Who being after- wardes put somewhat farther off from the shore , by the contrariety ...
Page 101
... returne of Captaine Sampson , to make a sudden attempt if cause did require before it were darke . 1585 . Captaine Sampson returned with his message in this sort . First , touching peace or warres the Governour said he knew of no warres ...
... returne of Captaine Sampson , to make a sudden attempt if cause did require before it were darke . 1585 . Captaine Sampson returned with his message in this sort . First , touching peace or warres the Governour said he knew of no warres ...
Page 107
... returne the next day , but we never heard more of him . Upon the foure and twentieth of November , the Generall accompanied with the lieutenant generall and sixe hundred men marched foorth to a village twelve miles within the land ...
... returne the next day , but we never heard more of him . Upon the foure and twentieth of November , the Generall accompanied with the lieutenant generall and sixe hundred men marched foorth to a village twelve miles within the land ...
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