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Pilgrimage of Alured to Jerusalem. 1058. - Pilgrimage of Ingulphus to Jerusalem, 1064. -Original discovery of Greenland by Icelanders, 9th cent. - Early discovery of Winland, or America, by Icelanders, about 1001. Travels of two Mahometans into India and China, 9th cent., by Musudi. Travels of Rabbi Benjamin from Spain to China, 12th cent. Travels of an Englishman in Tartary, 1243. Sketch of the revolution in Tartary. -Travels of J. de Plano Carpini, 1246. Travels of W. de Rubruquis, about 1253. - Travels of Haitho, Prince of Armenia, 1254. Travels of M. Paulo into China and the East, 1260-1205. -Travels of Oderic of Portenau, 1318. Travels of Sir J. Mandeville, 1322. Itinerary of Pegoletti, between Asof and China, 1355. - Voyages of N. and A. Zeno, 1380. - Travels of KERR Schildtberger, 1394. Travels of ambassadors of Shah Rokh, 1419. Voyage and shipwreck of Quirini, 1431. -Travels of J. Barbaro, 1436. 2. Early pilgrimages from England to the Holy Land, 1097-1107.- Discovery of Madeira. - Account of the discovery and conquest of Canary Islands. History of the discoveries of the Portuguese along coast of Africa, and of discov, and conquests in India, from 1412-1505. -Summary of discoveries of the world, to 1555; by A. Galvano. Journey of A. Contarini, ambassador from Venice to Persia, 1473-76. — Voyages of discov. by Portuguese along western coast of Africa, under direction of Don Henry. - Original journals of voyages of A. da Cada Mosto and P. de Cintra to coast of Africa, 1455, 56 and afterwards. Continuation of Portuguese discoveries on coast of Africa. from death of Don Henry to the discov. of Cape of Good Hope, 1486. — History of the discov. and conquest of India by the Portuguese, 1497-1505, by H. L. de Castaneda. Letters from Lisbon, beginning of the 16th cent., resp. the then recent discov. of route by sea to India, and the India trade. 3. History of discovery of America by Columbus; written by his son, F. Columbus. - Account of the discov. of America by Columbus; by A. de Herrara. — Voyages of A. Vespucius to the new world. - Summary of the discoveries and settlements of the Spaniards in the West Indies from death of Columbus to the expedi tion of Hernando Cortes against Mexico. - History of discovery and conquest of Mexico, written, in 1568, by B. Diaz del Castillo. 4. Contin. of the History, etc. - Hist. of the discovery and conquest of Peru by Pizarro; by A. Zarate. 5. Early history of Peru, after the death of F. Pizarro to the defeat of Gonzalo Pizarro, by A. Zarate. Contin. of the history of Peru from 1549 to death of Inca Tupac Amaru, extracted from G. la Vega. History of the discovery and conquest of Chili. Discovery of Florida, and account of ineffectual attempts to conquer and settle the country, by the Spaniards. 6. Early English voyages of discovery to America. Discovery of Newfoundland by J. and S. Cabot. 1497. — Discourse by G. Butrigarius, resp. the discovery of America by Sebastian Cabot. Notice conc. Sebastian Cabot by Ramusio. - Notice resp. the voyage of Sebas tian Cabot N.-West, from Peter Martyr ab Angleria. Testimony of F. Lopez de Gomara, cone. discoveries of Seb. Cabota. - Note resp. discoveries of S. Cabot, from Fabian's Chronicle. - Brief notice of discovery of Newfoundland, by R. Thorne. Voyage of Sir T. Pert and S. Cabot, about 1516, to Brazil, St. Domingo, and Porto Rico. Brief note of voyage by T. Tison, to West Indies, before 1526. Voyages of J. Cartier to Newfoundland and Canada, 1534, 35. — Discoveries, naviga tions, and conquests of Portuguese in India, 1509-1617. 7. Contin. of transactions of the Portuguese in India, 1617-40.- Voyages and travels in Egypt, Syria, Arabia. Persia, and India, by L. Verthema, 1503. - Voyages and travels of C. Frederick in India. Early English voyages to Guinea and other parts of the west coast of Africa. - Second voyage of the English to Barbary, 1552, by Capt. T. Windham. - Voyage to Guinea and Benin, 1553, by Capt. Windham and A. A. Pinteado. Voyages to Guinea, 1554, by Capt. J. Lok; - 1555-58. by Win. Towerson; 1562, by Wm. Rutter; - 1563. by R. Baker; - 1564, by Capt. D. Carlet. Voyage to Guinea and Cape de Verd Islands, 1566, by G. Fenner. Embassy of E. Hogon to Morocco. 1577. — Embassy of H. Roberts to Morocco, 1585. - Voyages to Benin, 1588. 90, by J. Welsh. - Voyage of R. Rainolds and T. Dassel to the Rivers Senegal and Gambia, 1591. - Gallant escape of the Primrose. from Bilboa in Spain. 1585. Voyage of Sir F. Drake, 1585, to West Indies. - Cruising voyage to Azores by Capt. Whiddon, 1586, by J. Evesham. Brief relation of services performed by Sir F. Drake, 1587. Account of the expedition of the Spanish Armada, 1588. - Voyage to the Azores. 1589, by G. Clifford, Earl of Cumberland. Sea fight by ten merchant ships of London against twelve Spanish gallies, in the Straits of Gibralter, 24th April, 1590; Apr. 1591, by the Centurion of London against five Spanish gallies. -Sea fight near the Azores, between the Revenge, commanded by Sir R. Granville, and 15 Spanish men of war, Aug. 1591, by W. Raleigh. Fleet of the Indies expected in Spain, 1591. Report of a eruizing voyage to the Azores, 1591, sent with supplies to the Lord T. Howard; written by Capt. R. Flicke. Exploits of the English in expedition and cruizing voy. ages, 1589-92. — Cruizing voyage to the Azores. 1592, by Sir J. Burrough. Taking of two Spanish ships, 1592, by Capt. T. White. - Destruction of a great East India carak, 1594, written by Capt. N. Downton. List of the royal navy of England at the demise of Queen Elizabeth. Early voyages of the English to East Indies, before the establishment of an exclusive company. |