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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Richard Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries of the English Nation. Search the whole document.
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Florida (Florida, United States) (search for this): narrative 583
The foresaide Baptista Ramusius in his preface to the
thirde volume of the Navigations, writeth thus of
Sebastian Cabot.IN the latter part of this volume are put certaine relations
of John de Vararzana, Florentine, and of a great captaine a Frenchman, and the two voyages of Jaques Cartier
a Briton, who sailed unto the land situate in 50. degrees
of Latitude to the North, which is called New France,
which landes hitherto are not throughly knowen, whether
they doe joyne with the firme land of Florida
and Nova
Hispania, or whether they bee separated and devided all
by the Sea as Ilands: and whether that by that way one
may goe by Sea unto the countrey of Cathaia. As many
yeeres past it was written unto mee by Sebastian Cabota
our Countrey man a Venetian, a man of great experience,
and very rare in the art of Navigation, and the knowledge
of Cosmographie, who sailed along and beyond this lande
of New France, at the charges of King Henry the seventh
king of England: and he advertised mee