American Biography volume 6
American Biography volume 6
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P. 589 HENRY HUDSON. 117 guage, in the midst of the forests of the New World. But the wind was blowing a gale from the northeast, and, probably dreading a shore with which he w r as unacquainted, he made no attempt to find them.
He continued to ply to the south for several days, till he reached the latitude of thirty-five degrees forty-one minutes, when he again changed his course to the north. It is highly probable, that, if the journal of the voyage had been kept by Hudson himself, we should ...have been in formed of his reasons for changing the southerly course at this point. The cause, however, is not difficult to conjecture. He had gone far enough to ascertain, that the information given him by Captain Smith, with respect to a pas sage into the Pacific south of Virginia, was in correct ; and he probably did not think it worth while to spend more time in so hopeless a search. He therefore retraced his steps ; and, on the 28th of August, discovered Delaware Bay, where he examined the currents, soundings, and the ap pearance of the shores, without attempting to land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 589 HENRY HUDSON. 117 guage, in the midst of the forests of the New World. But the wind was blowing a gale from the northeast, and, probably dreading a shore with which he w r as unacquainted, he made no attempt to find them.
He continued to ply to the south for several days, till he reached the latitude of thirty-five degrees forty-one minutes, when he again changed his course to the north. It is highly probable, that, if the journal of the voyage had been kept by Hudson himself, we should ...have been in formed of his reasons for changing the southerly course at this point. The cause, however, is not difficult to conjecture. He had gone far enough to ascertain, that the information given him by Captain Smith, with respect to a pas sage into the Pacific south of Virginia, was in correct ; and he probably did not think it worth while to spend more time in so hopeless a search. He therefore retraced his steps ; and, on the 28th of August, discovered Delaware Bay, where he examined the currents, soundings, and the ap pearance of the shores, without attempting to land.
What to read after American Biography volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sparks Jared to read onlineMoreLess
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