Some Cursory Remarks Made By James Birket in His Voyages to North America 1750
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(viz) W m Coventry Is: Latouch Jos. Haynes Nat. Marsten Ra Hilton Tho : Duncan, la Burling, Sam Burling John Fell &C &Ca Had a Bowl of Hot Arrack and went Imediately aboard the Snow Elizabeth Giles Heysham On Board the Eliza Giles Heysham Mas r for An- 1750-1 tigua w^ John Willett Esqr Cha* Duncan And my March 16th Self Passengers Also Yorkshire & the Two Horses, Wind N W And a fine gale We turnd off our fast from the Wharfe at 10 o Clock A. M. And at One o Clock we Passed by Sandy hook Fine da...y Wind N W Course S E -17 DO & fresh gale @ DO DO 18.
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Hard gale @ S:W D 20 SOME CURSORY REMARKS 21 Exceeding fine Weather wind N W DO 22 DO wind @ S W DO 23 DO Wind N W-Lat 31 46 D 24 Fresh Gale W<* W eriy w th Thunde &C Latd 29 56 Antigua this day bears So B W 783 1751. , 25 Fresh Gale @ S W & N W Lat 27, 26 26 Wind Westerly and Near Noon begun to dye away Lat 26, 26 . Near Calm the Afternoon and the follows night 27. At 8 this Morng the Breese came About to the N E. See a Sloop to the Eastw d the latter part of this day had a fine Trade at N E Lat: POb: 2555 - 28 A fine Trade E N E.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(viz) W m Coventry Is: Latouch Jos. Haynes Nat. Marsten Ra Hilton Tho : Duncan, la Burling, Sam Burling John Fell &C &Ca Had a Bowl of Hot Arrack and went Imediately aboard the Snow Elizabeth Giles Heysham On Board the Eliza Giles Heysham Mas r for An- 1750-1 tigua w^ John Willett Esqr Cha* Duncan And my March 16th Self Passengers Also Yorkshire & the Two Horses, Wind N W And a fine gale We turnd off our fast from the Wharfe at 10 o Clock A. M. And at One o Clock we Passed by Sandy hook Fine da...y Wind N W Course S E -17 DO & fresh gale @ DO DO 18.
DO & DO @ DO DO 19.
Hard gale @ S:W D 20 SOME CURSORY REMARKS 21 Exceeding fine Weather wind N W DO 22 DO wind @ S W DO 23 DO Wind N W-Lat 31 46 D 24 Fresh Gale W<* W eriy w th Thunde &C Latd 29 56 Antigua this day bears So B W 783 1751. , 25 Fresh Gale @ S W & N W Lat 27, 26 26 Wind Westerly and Near Noon begun to dye away Lat 26, 26 . Near Calm the Afternoon and the follows night 27. At 8 this Morng the Breese came About to the N E. See a Sloop to the Eastw d the latter part of this day had a fine Trade at N E Lat: POb: 2555 - 28 A fine Trade E N E.
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