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Page 102
The third Voyage of Master HENRY HVdson toward Noua Zembla , and at his
returne , his passing from Farre Ilands , to New - found Land , and along to fortie
foure degrees and ten minutes , and thence to Cape Cod , and so to thirtie three ...
The third Voyage of Master HENRY HVdson toward Noua Zembla , and at his
returne , his passing from Farre Ilands , to New - found Land , and along to fortie
foure degrees and ten minutes , and thence to Cape Cod , and so to thirtie three ...
Page 156
Our Master named them Prince Henries Cape , or Fore land : When we had layd
this we raised another , which was the extreme point of the Land , looking
towards the + North : vpon it are two Hills , but one ( aboue the rest ) like an Hay -
cocke ...
Our Master named them Prince Henries Cape , or Fore land : When we had layd
this we raised another , which was the extreme point of the Land , looking
towards the + North : vpon it are two Hills , but one ( aboue the rest ) like an Hay -
cocke ...
Page 162
meate , and drinkė , and lodging , and by meanes of one Master Venson , with
much adoe got foure pounds of his mother to buy him clothes , wherewith Master
Venson would not trust him : but saw it laid out himselfe . This Henrie Greene '
was ...
meate , and drinkė , and lodging , and by meanes of one Master Venson , with
much adoe got foure pounds of his mother to buy him clothes , wherewith Master
Venson would not trust him : but saw it laid out himselfe . This Henrie Greene '
was ...
Page 163
Now out of season and time , the Master walletli the Carpenter to goe in hand
with an house on shoare , which at the beginning our Master would not heare ,
when it might haue been done . The Carpenter told him , that the Snow and Frost
...
Now out of season and time , the Master walletli the Carpenter to goe in hand
with an house on shoare , which at the beginning our Master would not heare ,
when it might haue been done . The Carpenter told him , that the Snow and Frost
...
Page 165
To this Sauage our Master gaue a Knife , a Looking - glasse , and Buttons , who
receiued them thankefully , and made signes that after hee had slept hee would
come againe , which hee did . When hee came , hee brought with him a Sied ...
To this Sauage our Master gaue a Knife , a Looking - glasse , and Buttons , who
receiued them thankefully , and made signes that after hee had slept hee would
come againe , which hee did . When hee came , hee brought with him a Sied ...
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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