A Chronological History of the Discoveries in the South Sea Or Pacific Ocean ; Illustrated With Charts V.5
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One of the Galapagos.
Herbage there. IV. 147.
Albion, See Neza.
Alcatraces, Pelicans. Their sociable dispo- sition. II. 241-2. How made to procure fish by the natives of California, ib.
Alcatraz Rock, on the coast of t^eze Spain.
IV. 218.
Alcazova, Simon de. Commander of an ex- pedition from Spain intended for Chili.
I. 171. His weak conduct. 173. His men mutiny and kill him. 175.
Alcega, Juan de, Almirante under Antonio de Morga. II. 229.
Aleni, P. de, Eclipse observed by him. 1. 374.
Alexande...r Vlth. Pope. I. 3. Ordinances in his Bull of Partition. III. 271-2.
Alexandre, a Buccaneer. IV. 55.
Alexandro, San. Island to the NW. of the Ladrones. V. 159.
Algatratte, a bituminous earth, found at Point Santa Elena. IV. 156.
Alguazil del Campo, an officer in Ilispaniola to prevent the escape of the Indians.
IV. 25.
Almagro, Diego de, makes discoveries along the coast to the South of the Bay of Pa- nama. I. 1 20.
Almanzor, King of Tidore. I. g'j.
Almiranta, in the Spanish Marine is the title of the Ship of the second officer in a naval armament; as, Almirante is of the officer the second in command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the Galapagos.
Herbage there. IV. 147.
Albion, See Neza.
Alcatraces, Pelicans. Their sociable dispo- sition. II. 241-2. How made to procure fish by the natives of California, ib.
Alcatraz Rock, on the coast of t^eze Spain.
IV. 218.
Alcazova, Simon de. Commander of an ex- pedition from Spain intended for Chili.
I. 171. His weak conduct. 173. His men mutiny and kill him. 175.
Alcega, Juan de, Almirante under Antonio de Morga. II. 229.
Aleni, P. de, Eclipse observed by him. 1. 374.
Alexande...r Vlth. Pope. I. 3. Ordinances in his Bull of Partition. III. 271-2.
Alexandre, a Buccaneer. IV. 55.
Alexandro, San. Island to the NW. of the Ladrones. V. 159.
Algatratte, a bituminous earth, found at Point Santa Elena. IV. 156.
Alguazil del Campo, an officer in Ilispaniola to prevent the escape of the Indians.
IV. 25.
Almagro, Diego de, makes discoveries along the coast to the South of the Bay of Pa- nama. I. 1 20.
Almanzor, King of Tidore. I. g'j.
Almiranta, in the Spanish Marine is the title of the Ship of the second officer in a naval armament; as, Almirante is of the officer the second in command.
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