The Boy's Hakluyt: English Voyages of Adventure and Discovery

by Edwin M. Bacon; Richard Hakluyt

E

• Eadgar, “the Peaceful,” [39].
• Earl of Cumberland, [237].
• Earl of Essex, [253], [384].
• Earl of Leicester, [195], [202].
• Earl of Pembroke, [202].
• Earl of Warwick, [147], [157], [161], [165];
  • Countess of Warwick, [157], [158], [170], [174].
• Early English voyages, [36–52].
• East Indian Archipelago, [272].
• Ecgfrith, King, [37].
• Eden, Richard, historian, [22], [79].
• Edward III, [50].
• Edward VI, [101], [102], [107], [108], [109], [115], [117], [118].
• “Edward Bonaventure,” ship, in the Willoughby-Chancellor voyage, [105], [106], [109], [111], [112];
  • in Chancellor’s voyages to Russia, [113], [114], [125], [126];
  • wreck of, [127], [135].
• Edwin, King, [36].
• “El Dorado,” the “city of gold,” [382], [383].
• Eliot, Hugh, merchant adventurer, [92].
• Elizabeth, Queen, [6], [9], [10];
  • names “Virginia,” [11], [322], [13], [17], [22], [23], [29], [139], [140], [141], [143], [144], [145];
  • farewell demonstrations to departing fleets for discovery, [148], [179], [156], [157], [167], [168];
  • Frobisher’s interview with, [176], [177], [180], [204], [245], [252], [261], [262];
  • Drake takes possession of California for, [278], [280], [283];
  • letters patent to Gilbert, [285], [288], [290], [291];
  • Newfoundland taken possession for, [292–293];
  • patent to Raleigh, [308–309], [310], [311];
  • “Virginia” taken possession for, [312], [322], [340], [341], [368], [381], [385].
• “Elizabeth,” ship, of Drake’s fleet for the voyage round the world, [254], [263].
  • Of Raleigh’s fleet with his First Colony, [323].
• Elizabeth River, [332].
• Elizabethan period, [18], [144], [381].
• “Elizabethides,” [263].
• Ellis, Thomas, [179].
• Emmanuel, King of Portugal, [91].
• “Emmanuel (or Buss) of Bridgewater,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178], [184], [193], [194].
• “Emmanuel of Exeter,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178].
• England’s claim to North America, [3–4], [9], [22], [77–89], [90].
• “Ensinore,” Indian king, [333], [334], [339], [340], [341].
• Eskimo, The, first description of, [153], [163–165], [171], [187].
• “Ewaipanoma,” Indian tribe, [383].

F

• Fabian, Robert, Chronicle of, [4], [77], [87–88].
• “Falcon,” ship, [310].
• Farallones, islands, [279];
  • called by Drake “Islands of St. James,” [280].
• Fayal, [384].
• “Fellowship of English Merchants,” [141], [144], [145].
• Fenton, Capt. Edward, [158], [168], [178], [181], [186], [187], [195].
• Ferdinand and Isabella, [60], [73], [93].
• Ferdinando, Simon, with Raleigh’s Second Colony, [353], [354], [355], [356], [357], [358], [359], [366], [367], [386].
• Fernandus, Francis, and John, mariners, [92].
• Finland, [137].
• Fisher Island, [137], [138].
• Fletcher, Francis, Drake’s chaplain, [261], [262], [266], [273].
• Florida, [5], [9], [12], [15], [26], [27], [81], [83];
  • Huguenot colony in, [11], [206–208];
  • Hawkins in, [197], [202], [204–208], [209], [213], [252], [289], [312], [328], [355].
• Fly-boat, of the fleet with Raleigh’s Second Colony, [354], [359], [365], [367].
• “Fort Diego,” [239], [251].
• Francastor, Hieronymo, [79].
• France in America, [1], [4], [5], [11], [12], [82], [83], [197].
• “Francis,” ship, [348], [349].
• “Francis of Foy,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178], [181], [184].
• French Huguenot colony in Florida, [11], [12], [206–207];
  • relieved by Hawkins, [208];
  • menaced by Pedro Menendez de Avilés, [208];
  • Menendez’s act avenged, [209], [252], [323].
• “Friesland,” [150], [160].
• Frobisher, Sir Martin, [143];
  • biographical notice of, [144–145];
  • first Northwestern voyage of, [147–155];
  • second, [158–175];
  • third, [177–194];
  • later exploits of, [195–196], [197], [273], [284], [285], [369], [382].
• Frobisher’s Bay, [152].
• “Frobisher’s Straits,” [152], [155], [180], [182], [184].
• Froude, James Anthony, [32].

G

• “Gabriel,” ship, in Frobisher’s Northwestern voyages, [147], [148], [150], [157], [158], [174], [175], [177], [178], [181], [193].
• Galvano, Antonio, historian, [14].
• Gama, Vasco da, navigator, [90], [91].
• Gannet, Capt. John, navigator, [231].
• Gascoigne, George, poet, [144], [145].
• Gates, Sir Thomas, of South Virginia Company, [385].
• Gefferson, William, shipmaster, [106].
• Genghis Khan, [53].
• Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, [5], [6];
  • letters patent to, [23], [285], [286], [141];
  • biographical notice of, [143–144];
  • revival of the Northwest theory by, [143–147];
  • voyages of, [285–307];
  • at Newfoundland, [292–297];
  • attempt of, to reach the mainland, [297–302];
  • loss of, on the homeward voyage, [306–307], [308], [309], [310].
  • Otho, [310].
• Goës, Benedict, at “Cathay,” [55].
• Gold, supposed discovery of, in “Meta Incognita,” [155], [156];
  • Frobisher’s speculative enterprises, [157], [177];
  • prospecting for, [161], [162], [166], [167], [168], [169], [170], [175], [176].
  • In California, [279].
  • “El Dorado,” [382], [383], [387].
• “Golden Hind,” originally “Pelican,” ship, in Drake’s voyage round the world, [262], [263], [264–272], [274–279], [282];
  • long preserved as a monument to England’s glory, [283].
  • “Golden Hind,” the, of Gilbert’s fleet, [288], [289], [290], [297], [298], [299], [302], [303], [304], [305], [306], [307].
• Gomara, Francisco Lopez de, historian, [77], [86], [87].
• Gorges, Sir Fernandino, [7].
• “Governour and Assistants of the Citie of Ralegh in Virginia,” The, [352], [386].
• “Granganimeo,” Indian chief, [314];
  • welcome of, to the first English in “Virginia,” [315]-316, [317];
  • home of, [318];
  • wife of, and her hospitality, [318–320], [330], [333], [334].
• Greenland, [4], [147], [150], [160], [161];
  • West Friesland, [180];
  • taken possession of, and called West England, [180], [194].
• Greenwich, court at, [148], [179].
• Grenville, Sir Richard, [288];
  • general of Raleigh’s fleet with his First Colony for “Virginia,” [323]-328;
  • return voyage of, [329];
  • capture of Spanish prizes along the way, [330–331], [349];
  • later return of, to “Virginia” with a relief fleet, [350], [353], [357], [358], [368], [369], [382].
• Griego, John, pilot, [266].
• Guiana, [382];
  • Raleigh’s story of, [383], [384], [387].
• Gulf of Darien, [230], [231].
• Gulf of Mexico, [210], [213];
  • experiences of Hawkins’s men landed thereon, [222], [224–225], [334].
• Gulf of St. Lawrence, [68].
• Gundlur, John, mariner, [92].

H

• Hakluyt, Edmund, [30].
  • Richard, publications of, [2–16];
  • biography of, [17–31];
  • influence of, in obtaining patents for American colonization, [385];
  • patentee in the South Virginia Company, [385], [388].
  • Richard, of the Middle Temple, [19], [300], [370], [379].
  • Thomas, [19].
• Hakluyt family, The, [18], [19].
• Hakluyt Society, [388].
• Hall, Capt. Charles Francis, explorer, [195].
• Hall, Capt. Christopher, navigator, [148];
  • his narrative of Frobisher’s first Northwestern voyage, [148], [149], [150], [151], [152], [155];
  • in Frobisher’s second voyage, [158], [161];
  • chief pilot in Frobisher’s third voyage, [178], [181].
• “Hall’s Island.” See [“North Foreland.”]
• Hallam, Henry, [34].
• Hariot, Thomas, historian, in Raleigh’s first colony, [322], [329], [334], [343];
  • his description of “Virginia,” [350], [351].
• Hartop, Job, David Ingram, Miles Philips, of Hawkins’s men, tales by, of marvellous adventures, [224], [225].
• Harvie, Dyonis, [364].
• Hastorask, [330], [344], [357], [361], [371].
• Hatteras Indians, [380].
• Hatton, Sir Christopher, [253], [262].
• Hatton’s Headland, [189].
• Hawkes, Francis L., [380].
• Hawkins, Sir John, [9], [196], [197];
  • biographical notice of, [198], [200], [201];
  • in Florida, [204–208];
  • third voyage of, westward, [209], [210];
  • his own narrative of the latter adventure, [210–224];
  • fight with a Spanish fleet at San Juan d’Ulloa, [219–221];
  • after exploits of, [226], [228], [231], [284], [328], [369].
  • Hawkyns, John, [198].
  • William, [198], [199], [200], [228].
• Hayes, Capt. Edward, with Gilbert, [289], [290].
• Headly, Edward, soldier-sailor, [301].
• Helena, Flavia Augusta, Empress, [38].
• Henry, Prince, “The Navigator,” [21], [51–52].
• Henry IV, [50].
• Henry VII, [3], [22];
  • discoveries of Columbus offered to, [56–60];
  • first letters patent of, granted to the Cabots, [61], [62–65], [67], [68], [69];
  • second patent of, granted to John Cabot, [70–72], [76], [79], [80], [83], [86], [87], [88];
  • patent of, to Bristol men, 1501, [92], [93], [136].
• Henry VIII, [4], [57], [93], [96], [198], [199].
• “Hispaniola” (San Domingo), [94], [95], [200], [201], [207], [238], [323];
  • entertainment at, of Raleigh’s First Colony on the outward voyage, [327–328], [347], [356], [357].
• Holy Land, early pilgrimages to, #38.
• “Hopewell,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178].
• Hore’s, Master, expedition of 1533, [97–101].
• Howard, Admiral Charles, [13], [27], [157], [158], [196], [369], [384].
  • Lord Thomas, [382].
• Howe, George, an assistant in Raleigh’s Second Colony, slain by Indians, [359], [362], [363].
• Hudson’s Strait, [74], [91], [151], [182], [183].

I

• Iceland, [36], [87].
• India, [37], [52], [80], [83];
  • Portuguese in, [90], [91], [96], [103], [134], [159].
  • See [Northwest Passage and Northeast Passage.]
• Indian Ocean, [90].
• Indian villages in “Virginia,” [318], [320], [329], [332], [335], [336], [360].
• Indians, North American, [88], [146], [152], [153], [154], [155], [163];
  • of Florida, [204], [205], [206], [207], [208];
  • of “Virginia,” [314]-321, [329], [359], [360], [361], [362–364], [380];
  • John White’s drawings of, [323];
  • South American, [102];
  • a Brazilian king in London, [199];
  • the “Cimaroons,” [232], [382], [383].
• Ingulphus, eleventh century crusader, narrative of, [41–45].
• Ireland, [36], [37], [143], [144], [195], [254], [310], [322].
• “Island Caycos,” [357].
• “Islands of St. James.” See [Farallones].
• “Islands of Thieves.” See [Pellew Islands].
• Isle of Bartimentos, [237].
• Isles of Pines, [231], [233], [235], [237], [238].
• Isthmus of Darien, [230], [328].
• Isthmus of Panama, [234], [235], [239];
  • treasure teams of, [235], [241];
  • Drake’s attacks upon, [242–246], [247–249], [251], [254], [268], [269].
• Ivan IV, of Russia, [114], [115], [116];
  • reception of Chancellor by, [117–120], [125];
  • gifts of, to the English sovereign, [126], [127], [129], [134], [141], [142].