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

by Edwin M. Bacon; Richard Hakluyt

J

• Jackman’s Sound, [167], [169], [170], [171].
• Jamaica, [61], [204], [207].
• James I, [11], [25], [381], [382];
  • charter granted by, [385], [386], [387].
• Jamestown, [1], [25], [31], [311], [333];
  • planted, [386].
• Java, [282].
• Jenkinson, Anthony, traveller, adventures of, [130–135];
  • his description of the manners and customs of the “Russes,” [131–132], [138];
  • ambassador to Persia, [139];
  • second Transcaspian expedition of, [139–140];
  • associated with Gilbert, [141];
  • last voyage of, [141–142];
  • concerned in new ventures westward, [142], [143], [146], [157].
• “Jesus,” ship, in Borough’s service, [138].
  • “Jesus of Lubec,” in Hawkins’s westward voyages, [202], [210], [213], [219], [220], [221], [225].
• “John Evangelist,” ship, of fleet for Russia, [129].
  • “John Evangelist,” of White’s last fleet in quest of the Lost Colony, [371].
• Johnson, Richard and Robert, travellers in the East, [133].
• Jones, John Winter, [5].
• “Judith,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178], [181], [185], [192], [193].
  • “Judith,” in Hawkins’s third western voyage, [210], [221], [228].
• K
• Kara Sea, [137].
• Kendrick’s Mount, [372], [378].
• Keymis, Capt. Lawrence, on the Orinoco, [383], [387].
• Khan, the Great, [54], [68].
• Kholmogro, [130], [133], [137].
• Kidder, Frederick, [68].
• Kod-lu-narn. See [Countess of Warwick’s Island].

L

• Labrador, [68], [91], [92], [93], [150], [151].
• Lane, Ralph, governor of Raleigh’s First Colony, [322], [325], [329], [330];
  • narrative of, [331–350];
  • explorations of, in “Virginia,” [331]-332, [334–339];
  • crushing an Indian conspiracy, [344–346], [347], [348];
  • return with the colony to England, [349–350], [352], [368], [386].
• Lapland, haven in, where Sir Hugh Willoughby and his companions perished, [111], [112], [113], [126].
• Laudonnière, René de, in Florida, [11], [12], [206], [207], [208].
• “Leicester’s Island,” [169].
• Le Moyne, James, artist in the French Huguenot colony in Florida, drawings of, [208], [323].
• Levant, the, [144].
• Ley, Dr., English ambassador in Spain, [92], [96].
• Lima, [241], [242], [266], [267].
• Linna, Nicholas de, voyage of, to the “North parts” in 1360, [50].
• “Lion,” ship, of the fleet with Raleigh’s First Colony, [323];
  • with his Second Colony, [354], [356];
  • return voyage to England, [364], [367], [368].
• Lisbon, [284].
• “Little John,” ship, of White’s last fleet in quest of the Lost Colony, [371].
• Lock, Sir John and Thomas, merchant adventurers, [144].
• Lofoden Islands, [110].
• Lok, Michael, [157].
• London, in the twelfth century, [39].
• London, or South Virginia Company, [25], [385], [386].
• “Lord of Roanoke.” See [“Manteo.”]
• Lovell, Capt. John, [228].
• Lowell, James Russell, his inscription on the Raleigh Window, [388].
• Lumley, Lord, Library of, [27], [34].
• “Lyon,” ship. See [Lion].

M

• Mace, Capt. Samuel, of Raleigh’s fifth expedition to “Virginia,” [384].
• Macham, Robert, story of the discovery of Madeira by, [50–51].
• Madeira, [50–51], [52].
• Madoc, Welshman, legend of the discovery of the West Indies by, [18], [39–41], [89].
• Magalhaes, Fernao de, discoverer, [102], [260], [262].
• Maine Historical Society, [8], [68].
• Major, Richard Henry, geographer, [50].
• Malgo, [36].
• “Mangoaks,” Indian tribe, [334], [335], [336], [337], [339], [341], [343].
• “Manteo,” Indian of “Virginia,” [321];
  • made “Lord of Roanoke,” [321], [364], [323], [329], [330], [334], [337], [339], [360], [362], [363], [377].
• “Marigold,” ship, of Drake’s fleet for the voyage round the world, [254], [263];
  • foundered, [264].
• Martyr, Peter, historian, [12], [14], [77], [84].
• Mary, Queen, [124], [126], [129], [138].
• “Mary,” ship, Portuguese prize added to Drake’s fleet, [257], [260].
• “Matthew,” the, John Cabot’s ship, [66].
• “Menatonon,” Indian[Indian] king, [332], [333], [335], [336], [339], [340], [341], [344].
• Menendez, de Avilés, Pedro, [208], [252].
• Mercator’s Projection, [34].
• “Merchant Adventurers of England,” [104], [111];
  • chartered, [124], [128], [130].
• “Meta Incognita,” [97], [155], [177], [180], [181].
• Mexico, [214], [215], [217], [224], [225], [230], [269], [270], [271], [272], [274].
• “Michael,” ship, in Frobisher’s Northwestern voyages, [147], [150], [151], [157], [158], [161], [170], [171], [174], [175], [178], [181], [185], [193].
• Milford Haven, [175].
• “Minion,” ship, in Hawkins’s third westward voyage, [210], [218], [219], [220], [221], [222], [223], [231].
• Mr. Rawley’s Voyage. See [Discourse on Western Planting, A].
• Mollineux, Emmerie, map of, [34].
• Moon, Capt. Thomas, [254].
• “Moone,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178], [181], [185], [187], [188], [189], [190], [191].
• “Moratoc,” or Roanoke River, [332], [334], [335].
• “Moratocs,” Indian tribe, [335], [336].
• Morgan, Miles, [287].
• Moscow, [116], [117], [121], [123], [125], [130], [131], [132], [133], [135], [139].
• Moskva River, [133].
• Mosquito Bay, [355].
• “Mount Warwicke,” [162]-163, [182].
• Muscovy. See [Russia].
• “Muscovy Company,” The, [124], [127], [129], [130], [133], [135], [138], [139], [141], [157].
• “My Lord Admiral’s Island.” See [Croatoan].

N

• Napea, Osep, first ambassador from Russia to England, [125], [126], [127];
  • reception of, [127–129];
  • return voyage of, [129–130], [137].
• Navigation, early schools of, [21].
• Netherlands, [9], [144].
• “New Albion.” See [California].
• New Brunswick, [68].
• New France, [82], [83].
• New Spain. See [Mexico].
• Newfoundland, [4], [5], [27], [67], [68], [75];
  • Portugal’s claim to, [91];
  • English discovery of, [92], [93], [97], [209], [288];
  • Gilbert’s colonizing voyage to, [289–307];
  • taken possession of for England, [292–293], [301], [305].
• Newfoundland fishing fleets, [93], [291].
• Nombre de Dios, [230], [231], [232];
  • Drake’s raid upon, [233–238], [239], [241];
  • Drake’s attacks upon treasure teams to, [242–246], [247]-249, [254];
  • death of Drake near, [284].
• Norfolk, Virginia, [332].
• Norris, Sir John, [196], [310].
• North America, England’s claim to, [3], [9];
  • founders of English colonies in, [31];
  • Portugal’s claim to, [91];
  • supposed continent of, [152], [161], [167], [197];
  • Drake on the western coast of, [254], [262–283];
  • Gilbert’s attempt to reach the eastern coast, [297–302], [305];
  • Raleigh’s attempts at colonization in, [322–380], [385].
• North Carolina, [75].
• Northeast Passage, The, [90], [96–103], [125], [126], [133], [135], [141], [143].
• Northwest Passage, The, [3], [19], [53–61];
  • early quests for, by the Cabots, [62–76], [79], [81], [93], [102], [142];
  • revival of the theory by Gilbert, [143], [144], [145–147];
  • Frobisher’s voyages for the discovery of, [147–194], [195], [273].
• “North Foreland,” or Hall’s Island, [161], [162], [182].
• North Seas, [36], [37], [110].
• Norway, [126], [135].
• Nova Zembla, [137].
• Nova Scotia, [67], [91].

O

• Obi River, [137].
• “Ocracoke” (Oregon Inlet), North Carolina, [312].
• Octher, northward voyage of, in the ninth century, [37].
• Ojeda, Alonzo de, navigator, [90].
• “Okisko,” Indian king, [340], [341], [343].
• Oregon, Drake on the coast of, [273], [274];
  • Drake’s “bad harbour,” [275].
• Orinoco River, [382];
  • Raleigh’s exploration of, [383], [387];
  • scheme for colonization on, [384].
• Ortelius, Abraham, geographer, [35].
• Oviedo, Gonzalo de, historian, [94], [95].
• Oxenham, Capt. John, navigator, [236], [241], [243], [328].
• Oxford, [19], [20], [22], [23], [42], [143], [283], [310].