British Exploits in South America: A History of British Activities in Exploration, Military Adventure, Diplomacy, Science, and Trade, in Latin AmericanCentury Company, 1917 - 585 Seiten |
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... Captain John Oxenham penetrates to these for- bidden waters - His achievements there Some of his men betrayed by floating feathers - Capture and execution of his company - Drake , Queen Elizabeth , and King Philip of Spain ...
... Captain John Oxenham penetrates to these for- bidden waters - His achievements there Some of his men betrayed by floating feathers - Capture and execution of his company - Drake , Queen Elizabeth , and King Philip of Spain ...
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... Captain Rawse , that brought the strength of his crews up to one hundred and fifty men . But even so , what a force with which to tweak the might of Spain in its own waters ! It is only possible , of course , to follow the doings of ...
... Captain Rawse , that brought the strength of his crews up to one hundred and fifty men . But even so , what a force with which to tweak the might of Spain in its own waters ! It is only possible , of course , to follow the doings of ...
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... Captain Stratford and one or two others , and actually striking the stool from under Drake himself , without causing ... captain and Phillip Roche , master ; and the Beare , of which William Coxe of Limehouse was captain and master - and ...
... Captain Stratford and one or two others , and actually striking the stool from under Drake himself , without causing ... captain and Phillip Roche , master ; and the Beare , of which William Coxe of Limehouse was captain and master - and ...
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... captain Sufferings in the Magellan Straits - Disease , death , and hos- tile attack on the Brazilian coast - Result of the decay of many thou- sands of dried penguins - How the Desire was brought to the coast of Ireland - James ...
... captain Sufferings in the Magellan Straits - Disease , death , and hos- tile attack on the Brazilian coast - Result of the decay of many thou- sands of dried penguins - How the Desire was brought to the coast of Ireland - James ...
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... Captain Luke Ward , of the Bonaventure : " After many speeches and requests a banket was made them , and the generall in his pinnesse with his musicke , and trumpets ; and I in my skiffe with trumpets , drum and fife , and tabor and ...
... Captain Luke Ward , of the Bonaventure : " After many speeches and requests a banket was made them , and the generall in his pinnesse with his musicke , and trumpets ; and I in my skiffe with trumpets , drum and fife , and tabor and ...
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Seite 422 - Constaninople ? who ever found English Consuls and Agents at Tripolis, in Syria, at Aleppo, at Babylon, at Balsara, and which is more, who ever heard of Englishmen! at Goa before now? what English shippes did heeretofore ever anker in the mighty river of Plate...
Seite 399 - ... about a yard from the ground, as if to ask me what business I had to take liberties with his tail. I let him come, hissing and open-mouthed, within two feet of my face, and then, with all the force I was master of, I drove my fist, shielded by my hat, full in his jaws. He was stunned and confounded by the blow, and ere he could recover himself, I had seized his throat with both hands, in such a position that he could not bite me ; I then allowed him to coil himself round my body, and marched,...
Seite 154 - Those commanders and chieftains that shoot at honour and abundance shall find there more rich and beautiful cities, more temples adorned with golden images, more sepulchres filled with treasure, than either Cortez found in Mexico, or Pizarro in Peru ; and the shining glory of this conquest will eclipse all those so far extended beams of the Spanish nation.
Seite 24 - If all the miseries and troublesome affairs of this sorrowful voyage should be perfectly and thoroughly written, there should need a painful man with his pen, and as great a time as he had that wrote the lives and deaths of the...
Seite 407 - The feeling of inhospitable wildness which the forest is calculated to inspire is increased tenfold under this fearful uproar. Often, even in the still hours of mid-day, a sudden crash will be heard, resounding afar through the wilderness, as some great bough or entire tree falls to the ground. There are, besides, many sounds which it is impossible to account for.
Seite 456 - RESEARCHES INTO THE LOST HISTORIES OF AMERICA ; or, The Zodiac shown to be an Old Terrestrial Map, in which the Atlantic Isle is delineated ; so that Light can be thrown upon the Obscure Histories of the Earthworks and Ruined Cities of America. By WS Blacket.
Seite 452 - MAWE'S (HL) Journal of a Passage from the Pacific to the Atlantic, crossing the Andes in the Northern Provinces of Peru, and descending the great River Maranon.
Seite 399 - I laid hold of his tail with the left hand, 29 one knee being on the ground ; with the right I took off my hat, and held it as you would hold a shield for defence. "The snake instantly turned, and came on at me, with his head about a yard from the ground, as if to ask me what business I had to take liberties with his tail.
Seite 400 - I then mustered all hands for the last time before the battle. We were, four South American savages, two negroes from Africa, a creole from Trinidad, and myself a white man from Yorkshire. In fact, a little tower of Babel group, in dress, no dress, address, and language. Daddy...
Seite 451 - At midnight a curious custom of the Roman Catholic church was performed, called the Cock Mass, in commemoration of the crowing of the cock which took place on Peter's denial of Christ. When the curate commences the service, the people imitate and mock his gesture, tone of voice, and manner of reading ; make all kinds of noise — shouting, bawling, hooting, and imitating the crowing of the cock, with every possible exertion of lungs ; the whole forming an exhibition most deafening to the ear, and...