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Such was the enthusiastic navigator's belief when his vessels anchored in the port of Vera Cruz , at the southern extreme of the great bay of St. Philip and St. James . He had found the largest island of what Captain Cook named the New ...
Such was the enthusiastic navigator's belief when his vessels anchored in the port of Vera Cruz , at the southern extreme of the great bay of St. Philip and St. James . He had found the largest island of what Captain Cook named the New ...
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Cape of St. Scholastica Port of Vera Cruz River of Captain Luis Vaez de Torres River of the Battle River of St. Damaso Head of bay . River of Captain Quiros River of St. Peter River of St. Anthony . West side of bay . Point of Aguja .
Cape of St. Scholastica Port of Vera Cruz River of Captain Luis Vaez de Torres River of the Battle River of St. Damaso Head of bay . River of Captain Quiros River of St. Peter River of St. Anthony . West side of bay . Point of Aguja .
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Puerto de la Vera Cruz . 13. Tucopia . We were anchored , with the three ships , in the port of Vera Cruz , for thirty - six days . The three last names appear to belong to a great land , while its double range of lofty mountains ...
Puerto de la Vera Cruz . 13. Tucopia . We were anchored , with the three ships , in the port of Vera Cruz , for thirty - six days . The three last names appear to belong to a great land , while its double range of lofty mountains ...
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Contents
DEDICATION | ix |
True Account of the Events of the Voyage that | 321 |
Narrative of the Voyage of Pedro Fernandez de Quiros | 323 |
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| Title | Works, Volumes 14-15 |
| Author | Hakluyt Society |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2009 |
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