The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques And Discoveries of the English Nation — volume 04
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques And Discoveries of the English Nation — volume 04
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The historie ofthe voyage of Iacobus Cnoyen Buschoducensis throughout al Asia, Affrica, and the North, was lent me in time past by a friend of mine at Antwerpe. After I had vsed it, I restored it againe: after many yeeres I required itagaine of my friend, but hee had forgotten of whom hee had borrowed it. Thewritings of Gulielmus Tripolitanus, and Ioannes de Plano Carpini I neuersaw: onely I found certaine pieces of them in other written hand bookes. Iam glad the Epitomie of Abilfada is transla...ted, I would we might haue itshortly.
Thus much Sir I thought good to answere your letters: if there bee anythingels that you would require of me, I will most willingly communicate it withyou, crauing this likewise of your curtesie, that whatsoeuer obseruationsof both these voyages shall come to your hands, you would impart them tome, they shall all remaine with mee according to your discretion andpleasure, and whatsoeuer I gather of them, I will faithfully signifie vntoyou by letter if happily they may yeeld any helpe or light vnto this mostexcellent enterprise of nauigation, and most profitable to our Christiancommon wealth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The historie ofthe voyage of Iacobus Cnoyen Buschoducensis throughout al Asia, Affrica, and the North, was lent me in time past by a friend of mine at Antwerpe. After I had vsed it, I restored it againe: after many yeeres I required itagaine of my friend, but hee had forgotten of whom hee had borrowed it. Thewritings of Gulielmus Tripolitanus, and Ioannes de Plano Carpini I neuersaw: onely I found certaine pieces of them in other written hand bookes. Iam glad the Epitomie of Abilfada is transla...ted, I would we might haue itshortly.
Thus much Sir I thought good to answere your letters: if there bee anythingels that you would require of me, I will most willingly communicate it withyou, crauing this likewise of your curtesie, that whatsoeuer obseruationsof both these voyages shall come to your hands, you would impart them tome, they shall all remaine with mee according to your discretion andpleasure, and whatsoeuer I gather of them, I will faithfully signifie vntoyou by letter if happily they may yeeld any helpe or light vnto this mostexcellent enterprise of nauigation, and most profitable to our Christiancommon wealth.
What to read after The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques And Discoveries of the English Nation — volume 04?
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