The Voyages of the Cabots in 1497 And 1498 With An Attempt to Determine Their L
The Voyages of the Cabots in 1497 And 1498 With An Attempt to Determine Their L
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Cartier's Baie de S. Lunaire is C. Del maro. These errors and corruptions would imply a compilation of material by an unskilful hand from all the authors then extant. I have confined my remarks to errors in the Canadian names only. Kohl and Harrisse point out many others elsewhere.
There is also another class of errors ; e. G. , Ireland is drawn too large, as being almost equal to England and Scotland combined ; in England, Dover and Yarmouth are laid down, but not Bristol, the second city of t...he kingdom, and the place from whence both the Cabot expeditions sailed, and, moreover, which Cabot, when in an English mood, claimed as his birthplace. All the Labrador coast is fringed with conventional islands in rows exactly four deep ; Newfoundland is broken up into many detached islands that is not remarkable, for many later maps do the same ; but in this map little conventional islands are strung all through the interstices. All the islands on the coast are laid down in the most symbolic way, as if from some narrative which simply stated that the coast was studded with many islands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cartier's Baie de S. Lunaire is C. Del maro. These errors and corruptions would imply a compilation of material by an unskilful hand from all the authors then extant. I have confined my remarks to errors in the Canadian names only. Kohl and Harrisse point out many others elsewhere.
There is also another class of errors ; e. G. , Ireland is drawn too large, as being almost equal to England and Scotland combined ; in England, Dover and Yarmouth are laid down, but not Bristol, the second city of t...he kingdom, and the place from whence both the Cabot expeditions sailed, and, moreover, which Cabot, when in an English mood, claimed as his birthplace. All the Labrador coast is fringed with conventional islands in rows exactly four deep ; Newfoundland is broken up into many detached islands that is not remarkable, for many later maps do the same ; but in this map little conventional islands are strung all through the interstices. All the islands on the coast are laid down in the most symbolic way, as if from some narrative which simply stated that the coast was studded with many islands.
What to read after The Voyages of the Cabots in 1497 And 1498 With An Attempt to Determine Their L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson, Samuel Edward, 1833-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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