R. stops spoliation of, [61]
Davies, Sir John, Nosce teipsum and R.'s Cynthia, [46]
Davis, John, R.'s partner for discovery of N.-W. passage, [28];
refers to whereabouts of R., July 1595, [82]
De Beaumont, French ambassador, refers to R., [133], [141]
De Bry prints R.'s Discovery in his Collectiones, [114]
'Destiny,' ship built by R. for Guiana expedition, [190];
Des Marêts visits the, [193];
commanded by young Walter R., ib.;
John Burwick the master, [194];