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... have never yet been so sufficiently surveyed , as that an accurate judgement may be formed of their Coasts or Products ; and Moreover as the Country of New Albion in North America first discovered and taken possession of by Sir ...
... have never yet been so sufficiently surveyed , as that an accurate judgement may be formed of their Coasts or Products ; and Moreover as the Country of New Albion in North America first discovered and taken possession of by Sir ...
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... His Majesty was graciously pleased to authorize this second expedition to be undertaken , in hopes of finding a continent of great extent never yet explored or seen between the Streights of Magellan and New Zealand , Captain Wallis ...
... His Majesty was graciously pleased to authorize this second expedition to be undertaken , in hopes of finding a continent of great extent never yet explored or seen between the Streights of Magellan and New Zealand , Captain Wallis ...
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1 Wallis adds : ' The weather being now extremely cold , and the people never dry , I got up , the next morning , eleven bales of thick woollen stuff , called Fearnought , which is provided by the Government , and set all the taylors to ...
1 Wallis adds : ' The weather being now extremely cold , and the people never dry , I got up , the next morning , eleven bales of thick woollen stuff , called Fearnought , which is provided by the Government , and set all the taylors to ...
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