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CONTENTS.

THE PRINCIPALL NAVIGATIONS OF THE El'GLISH NATION:

PAGR

The voyage of sir Thomas Pert, and Sebastian C:ibot in the

yere 1516, to Brasil, Santo Domingo and Sant Juan de

Puerto rico,

The voyage of Thomas Tison an English m:in to the West

lndies before the yere 1526,

Tse first voyage of the right worshipfull and ,·aliant knight sir

John Hawkins, sometimes treasurer of her Majesties navy

royall, made to the West lndies in the yere 1562,

The second voyage made hy the

W. sir J ohn Ilawkins

lrnight with the J esus of Lubec, one of her Majesties ;hi ps,

and the Salomon, and two barks, to the coast of Guinie,

from thence to the isle of Dominica, ali along the coast of

Tierra firma,

so homewards about the cape of S. Anton

upon the West end of Cuba,

thorow the chane! of

Bahama ; Begun 1564,

The third troublesome voyage of the right worshipfull sir John

Hawkins, with the Jesus of Lubec, the Minion, and foure

other ships, to the parts of Guinea, and the coasts of Tierra

firma, and Nueva Espanna, Anno 1567,

1568,

The first voy:J{;·e altempted al)d set foorth by the valiant and

expert

c~ptaine

M. Francis Drake, with a ship called The

Dragon, and another ship

a pinnesse, to Nombre de Dios

an<l Dariene,. about the yeere 1572,

The voyage of John Oxnam of Plimmouth to the 'West India,

and over the streight of Dariene into the South sea, Anno

1575,

The voyage of M. Andrew Barker of Bristoll with two shippes,

the one called The Ragged staffe, and the other The

Bcare, to the coast of Tierra firma, and the hay of the

Honduras in the West Indies, Anno 1576,

The opinion of Don Alvaro Ba9an marques of Santa Cruz, and

high admirall of Spaine, touching tbe fleet of sir Francis

Drake lying at lhe isles of Bayona on the coast of Galicia,

written in Lisbon the 26 of Octobcr 1585, after the account

of Spaine,