Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Westminster Abbey” in entry hakluyt-richard of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...luyt 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 Abbey .
Henry Hudson, who discovered Spitzbergen in 1608, gave the name of Hakluyt's Head to a point on that island; and-Bylot gave his name to an island in Baffin Bay.
A society founded in 1846, for th...
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