orida.
On his return to England in 1589, Hakluyt was appointed by Raleigh one of the company of adventurers for colonizing Virginia.
His greatest work, The principal Navigations, voyages, Trafficks, and discoveries of the English nation, made by sea or over land, to the most remote and farthest distant quarters of the earth, at any time within the compass of these fifteen hundred years, was published the same year.
It contains many curious documents, and is illustrated by maps.
Anthony à Wood, writing late in the seventeenth century, referring to this great work, spoke of it as an honor to the realm of England, because possessing many ports and islands in America that are bare and barren, and only bear a name for the present, but may prove rich places in future time.
Hakluyt was appointed prebendary of Westminster in 1605, having been previously prebendary of Bristol.
Afterwards he was rector of Wetheringset, Suffolk, and at his death, Oct. 23, 1616, was buried in Westminster Ab
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Ord. Sergeant F. L. Hidgon,
Co. A.
Corporal H. Tillard Smith,
Private Wm. E. Lowe,
Private Wm. J. Edelin,
Wrightson Lowe,
Bernard Freeman,
Alex. Murray,
Henry Holliday,
Edward O'Donovan,
John J. Hunter,
Jas. A. Gregory.
Wm. H. Laird,
Co. B.
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Private John C. Miles,
Mus'n Chas. T. Drury,
Francis X. Simms,
Private Henry Ford,
Aug. W. Neal,
Thomas Magill,
Jas. A. Wills,
Wm. G. Mathews,
Walter Wood.
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Corporal Bailey D. Mulliken,
Private John N. Blumenour,
N. W. Watkins,
Wm. H. Claggett,
Evans Duvall,
Franklin Duvall,
Private Wm. Grace,
Thos. L. Mitchell,
Jas. R. Moag,
Peter Orr,
Joshua Watts.
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Private Samuel B. Dore,
Sergeant Isaac N. Sherwood,
Richard H. Shepherd,
Wm. F. Brawner,
William Gravier,
George H. Claggett,
Edward Laird,
Jas. Gordon,
Jas. Ridgell,
Mus'n Jos. E. Smith,
Elisha Rutler.