[DOC] [TLE] Henry Hudson by Alina on Prezi [PAR] He sailed further north than any explorer before him, and sailed as far south as 
what is now North Carolina. In 1607, the Muscovy Company hired him to find a 
northern sea route to Asia. Hudson went ... He sailed the coast of Greenland and 
reached Spitsbergen. ... (This was only around 700 miles away from the North 
Pole!)... [DOC] [TLE] Henry Hudson, English Explorer and Sea Captain - Tripod [PAR] Hudson never found such a sea passage, but he sailed farther north than any ... 
In 1607, the Muscovy Company, an English trading firm, hired Hudson to find a ... 
He sailed northeast along the coast of Greenland and reached Spitsbergen. ... 
700 miles from the North Pole, and no explorer had sailed so far north before. [DOC] [TLE] Henry Hudson - The Robinson Library [PAR] Aug 28, 2016 ... Little is known about Henry Hudson's life prior to his voyages of discovery. ... He 
sailed northeast along the coast of Greenland and reached Spitsbergen, about 
700 miles from the North Pole, but huge ice floes forced him to return to ... The 
company gave him a ship, the Half Moon, and a crew of 18 men. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "No Man's Land : a history of Spitsbergen from its ... [PAR] He followed, but she fled before him, until at last she halted on one of the 
mountains. .... He led the Dutch fleet to victory at the Battle of Gibraltar in 1607, 
where he met ... the ice-pack north of Spitsbergen and sailed along it eastwards 
for 44 miles ..... Probably they did not at this moment see further than the point 
south of the... [DOC] [TLE] Book reports; book reviews. - Donald Sauter's web home [PAR] For one thing, after reading the book, I'm still not sure whether anyone has ever 
done .... 1607 Henry HUDSON sets out to reach Cathay by sailing over the North 
Pole. He gets to within about 575 miles of the pole, a record which stands for 166 
years. ... 1822 James WEDDELL sails further south than Palmer, into Antarctica's
... [DOC] [TLE] T - Kouroo Contexture [PAR] Newfoundland in our way, which was but 700 leagues from our English ... Item, if 
the Admiral shall shorten his sail by night, then to shew two lights ..... further; the 
peril whereof he undertook upon his life (as dear unto him as the ...... sun must 
melt the ice at the poles, so if you sail far enough due north, you'll eventually 
reach. [DOC] [TLE] Into the Ice by Norsk Polarinstitutt - issuu [PAR] May 1, 2012 ... In 1607 Henry Hudson explored Spitsbergen, and sent home reports of ..... A ship 
might have drifted off for miles during storms and rough ..... He sailed further east 
in the Kara Sea than anyone before him, all the way ...... Peary's insistence that 
he had reached the North Pole in 1909 ...... 600 to 700 metres. [DOC] [TLE] Exploring the Polar Regions Revised Edition Harry S. anderSon [PAR] The Admiralty's orders to Franklin were to sail north in Baffin Bay, and then ... the 
north. Most of all, he must always bear west until he reached the Bering Strait. [DOC] [TLE] History Encyclopedia Arctica 11: Territorial Sovereignty and History [PAR] as living any further north than the steppelands of the lower Denube or wouth ... 
the "River of Ocean" suggests that ships were already sailing out into the waters 
...... enough: Ptolemy, as Marinus before him, had little use for the "oceanic" 
hypoth ...... Here he surveyed and staked out, within 830 miles of the Pole, a site [DOC] [TLE] Untitled [PAR] to voyage from Europe to China and India via the North Pole can be fulfilled. ..... 
had sailed along the American coast from 56 to 38 N., although he ... were 
situated more than three nautical miles from land, Peru had a ... That this was the 
conception of occupation which had been reached, ...... Anyone urging this view. [DOC] [TLE] Fram - WikiVisually [PAR] Nansen's ambition was

Question: In 1607, he sailed further north than anyone before him, reaching Spitsbergen, 700 mi. from the Pole
Answer: Henry Hudson