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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... untill he had answere againe , which incontinent he should have . So our Captaine declaring how unreasonable a thing the Kings Custome was , requested to have the same abated , and to pay seven and a halfe per centum , which is the ...
... untill he had answere againe , which incontinent he should have . So our Captaine declaring how unreasonable a thing the Kings Custome was , requested to have the same abated , and to pay seven and a halfe per centum , which is the ...
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Richard Hakluyt. Thus having made trafique in the harborough untill the 28. our Captaine with his ships intended to goe out of the roade , and purposed to make shew of his departure , because nowe the common sort having im- ployed their ...
Richard Hakluyt. Thus having made trafique in the harborough untill the 28. our Captaine with his ships intended to goe out of the roade , and purposed to make shew of his departure , because nowe the common sort having im- ployed their ...
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... untill then , whereby to enterprise any matter against us , by meanes of pikes and harquebuzes , whereof they have want , and were now furnished by our Captaine , and also 3. Faulcons , which 1565 . this storie . having got in other ...
... untill then , whereby to enterprise any matter against us , by meanes of pikes and harquebuzes , whereof they have want , and were now furnished by our Captaine , and also 3. Faulcons , which 1565 . this storie . having got in other ...
Page 43
... untill another time , and therefore departed , causing the two Barkes which rode neere the shore to weigh and go under saile , which was done because that our Captaine demanding a testimoniall of his good behaviour there , could not ...
... untill another time , and therefore departed , causing the two Barkes which rode neere the shore to weigh and go under saile , which was done because that our Captaine demanding a testimoniall of his good behaviour there , could not ...
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... untill hee came to an yland bigger then all the rest , called the yle of Pinas , where wee anckered with our ships the 16. of June , and found water , which although it were neither so toothsome as running water , by the meanes it is ...
... untill hee came to an yland bigger then all the rest , called the yle of Pinas , where wee anckered with our ships the 16. of June , and found water , which although it were neither so toothsome as running water , by the meanes it is ...
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