A Chronological History of the Discoveries in the South Sea Or Pacific Ocean ; Illustrated with Charts: Commencing with an account of the earliest discovery of that sea by Europeans, and terminating with the voyage of Sir Franicis Drake, in 1579Luke Hansard, 1803 - Buccaneers |
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afterwards Alarcon America anchored Andres de Urdaneta Antonio appears arrived boat brigantine California called canoes Cape Capitana Captain Ulloa CHAP charts Chili coast commander continued Cortes Cruz degrees discovered discovery distance Drake entrance Estevanico expedition farther fleet Francisco Galvaom Gaspar Gilolo given Gomara Grijalva Hernando Indians inhabitants Jorge de Meneses Juan King Ladrones latitude leagues distant likewise longitude Loyasa Magal MAGALHANES main land Marcos de Niza Mendana Mendoça meridian Mindanao Molucca islands Moluccas named natives navigation North latitude North West Noticia Pacific Ocean passage Pataca Pedro Peru Philippine Pigafetta pilot Port San Julian Portuguese provisions relation river Saavedra sailed Salomon Islands seen sent ships shore small islands South East South Sea South West Spain Spaniards Spanish Spice Islands steered Strait of Magalhanes supposed Tandaya Terrenate Tidore Urdaneta vessels Viceroy Villalobos Vitoria voyage winds World Encompassed Xalisco Zebu СНАР