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Page 58
... your highnesse elsewhere , ) describing at this present the situation of the
foresaid country , which lieth east and west . ... and being entred within it
betweene the east and the north it stretcheth twelve leagues , where it wareth
broader and ...
... your highnesse elsewhere , ) describing at this present the situation of the
foresaid country , which lieth east and west . ... and being entred within it
betweene the east and the north it stretcheth twelve leagues , where it wareth
broader and ...
Page 99
and wee stood till next day at noone West and by North , by account three and
twentie leagues : we had the Sunne on the Meridian , South and by West , halfe a
point neerest West , in the latitude of 70 degrees 41 minutes . The ninth , cleere ...
and wee stood till next day at noone West and by North , by account three and
twentie leagues : we had the Sunne on the Meridian , South and by West , halfe a
point neerest West , in the latitude of 70 degrees 41 minutes . The ninth , cleere ...
Page 100
This after - noone wee saw more Porpoises then in all our Voyage afore , The
thirteenth , close weather : in the after - noone hauing much wind at South , with
short sayle we stood away West and by North , till eight a clocke in the Eeuening
...
This after - noone wee saw more Porpoises then in all our Voyage afore , The
thirteenth , close weather : in the after - noone hauing much wind at South , with
short sayle we stood away West and by North , till eight a clocke in the Eeuening
...
Page 101
we layed it to trie till eight a clocke in the Euening , and then set sayle with the
wind betweene West North - west , and North - west : our course till the next day
at noone , was South - west and by South , twelue leagues : the Cape Hopewell ...
we layed it to trie till eight a clocke in the Euening , and then set sayle with the
wind betweene West North - west , and North - west : our course till the next day
at noone , was South - west and by South , twelue leagues : the Cape Hopewell ...
Page 102
On which day we obserued the height of the Pole , and found it to bee 71
degrees and 46 minutes ; and found our Compasse to vary six degrees to the
West : and at twelue of the clocke the North Cape did beare South - west and by
South 1 ...
On which day we obserued the height of the Pole , and found it to bee 71
degrees and 46 minutes ; and found our Compasse to vary six degrees to the
West : and at twelue of the clocke the North Cape did beare South - west and by
South 1 ...
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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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