Voyages and travels mainly during the 16th and 17th centuries
By: with an introduction by C. Raymond Beazley
Series: An English garner ; [v.10-11]; English garner -- v. 10-11
Publisher: E. P. Dutton
Published: 1903
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Voyages and travels
Notes: Some of the tracts have special t.p.

"The texts contained in the present volume are reprinted with very slight alterations from the 'English garner' (1877-1890, London, 8 vo.) by Professor Arber".--Publisher's note: v.1, p. [iv].

"The greater number...are reprinted...from Hakluyt's 'Principal navigations'.--Introd.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Vol.I. 1. Captain Roger Bodenham's voyage to Scio in 1551. 2. Robert Tomson, of Andover, merchant. 3. Master Roger Bodenham. 4. Sir John Hawkins' first voyage to the West Indies. 5. Sir John Hawkins' second voyage to the West Indies. 6. The third voyage of Sir John Hawkins. 7. Hawkins' pretended treachery in the summer of 1571. 8. Jasper Campion: The English trade to Scio. 9. Anthony Munday. 10. Thomas Stevens, an English Jesuit; his voyage to India by the Cape route. 11. The third Hawkins' voyage. 12. Thomas Sanders. 13. John Chilton. 14. The voyage of Thomas Cavendish round about the globe.; title: 15. The first Englishmen who reached India overland.; title: Vol. II. 1. Jan Huyghen van Linschoten. 2. The voyage of the Dog to the Gulf of Mexico. 3. The destruction of Portuguese carracks by English seamen. 4. Captain Nicholas Downton. 5. Strange and wonderful things happed to Richard Hasleton. 6. The antiquity of the trade with English ships into the Levant. 7. Edward Wright, mathematician. 8. A fight at sea by the Dolphin of London. 9. Sir Francis Drake revived. 10. Nineteen years' captivity in the highlands of Ceylon. 11. A relation of the retaking of the islands of Sainta Helena.