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

by Edwin M. Bacon; Richard Hakluyt

P

• Pacific Ocean, [23], [102], [147], [183];
  • Drake’s first sight of, [240], [241];
  • his voyage up the coast, [253–282];
  • harassing Spanish possessions on, [254];
  • at Oregon and California, [274–279];
  • across the ocean, [279–282], [313], [334], [335].
• Pamlico Sound, [10], [329], [331].
• Papal bulls, [52], [60], [76].
• Paraguay River, [102].
• Parana River, [102].
• Parmenius, Stephanus, poet and historian, [300].
• “Pasha,” ship, in Drake’s voyages to the Spanish Main, [229], [230], [239], [247], [251].
• Pasqualigo, Lorenzo, [68].
• Patagonia, [254], [260], [264].
• Patents for English adventures, [61], [62–65], [70–72], [92], [93].
• “Paul of Plymouth,” ship, [198].
• Peckham, Sir George, associated with Gilbert’s projects, [288].
• “Pelican,” ship, of Drake’s fleet for the voyage round the world, [254], [255], [258];
  • name changed to the “Golden Hind,” [262].
  • See [“Golden Hind.”]
• Pellew Islands, called by Drake Islands of Thieves, [280].
• “Pemisapan,” Indian king. See [“Wingina.”]
• "Penguin, Island of," adventures on, [98–99].
• Persia, [134], [139], [140];
  • Shah of, [140], [141].
• Pert, Sir Thomas, expedition of, [94].
• Peru, [230], [241], [242], [265], [266], [267];
  • mines of, [382].
• Philippine Islands, [102], [272], [280].
• Philip II of Spain, [6], [10], [124], [126], [129], [138], [356], [368];
  • Philip III, [387].
• Philip and Mary. See [Mary].
• “Philip and Mary,” ship, in Chancellor’s second voyage to Russia, [125], [126], [127], [138];
  • in Stephen Borough’s third voyage to Russia, [138].
• Phillips, Sir Thomas, [7].
• Philpot, Richard, in Frobisher’s second northwestern voyage, [171], [178].
• Pinnace, of the fleet with Raleigh’s Second Colony, [354], [355], [357].
• Pinzon, Vincente Yarez, navigator, [90].
• Plate River, [102], [237], [259], [264].
• Plymouth, America, [1].
• Plymouth, England, [11], [144], [196], [202], [210], [228], [230], [231], [252], [255], [287], [290], [308], [323], [330], [354], [370], [371].
• “Plymouth Company,” The, [25], [385].
• “Pocahontas,” [387].
• Point Reyes Head, Drake’s landfall in California, [274].
• Polo, Maffei, [54];
  • Nicolo, [54];
  • Marco, [54];
  • Voyages and Travels of Marco, [55].
• “Port Pheasant,” [230].
• Porto Rico, [61], [94], [226], [323], [324].
• Portsmouth, England, [349], [353], [367].
• Portugal, [21];
  • Papal bulls in favor of, [52], [60], [87], [90];
  • claim of, to the North American coast, [91], [284].
• Portuguese, navigations and discoveries of, [3], [4], [21], [51], [52], [53], [57], [75], [80], [90], [91], [92], [104];
  • on the California coast, [274].
• “Primrose,” ship, [129].
• Prince Edward Island. See [St. John, Island of].
• Principal Navigations, The, [12–14], [25–28];
  • contents of, [32–35].
• Public Library of Boston, [34].
• Purchas, Samuel, [14];
  • his Hakluytus Posthumus, [14], [226].
  • William, [88].

Q

• “Queen Elizabeth’s Foreland” (Cape Resolution), [151], [161], [180], [181], [184], [188].

R

• Raleigh, Sir Carew, [310].
  • Sir Walter, [6], [8], [9], [11], [12], [17], [23], [31], [143], [196], [197];
  • letters patent granted to, [24], [25], [308–309], [311], [351];
  • associated with Gilbert’s projects, [286–289];
  • biographical notice of, [310–311];
  • preliminary expedition of, sent to America, [311–312];
  • Virginia taken possession of, [312], [322];
  • his First Colony, [322–350];
  • Second Colony, [351–352], [356], [364], [368];
  • service of, against the Spanish Armada, [369], [370], [379];
  • repeated quests for his Lost Colony, [381], [384];
  • voyages of, to the Orinoco, [382–384], [387];
  • imprisoned in the Tower of London, [381], [382], [385], [386], [387];
  • Walter, Jr., [387].
  • Prof. Walter, [34].
• Raleigh Window, The, [388].
• Ramusio, Giovanni Battista, historian, [4], [77], [82], [94].
• Resolution Island, [151].
• Ribault, Capt. John, in Florida, [5], [11], [12], [208].
• Rio del Hacha, [203], [212], [228], [229].
• “Rio Francesco,” [247], [249], [250].
• “River of May,” [206].
• “River Occam,” [320].
• Roanoke Island, [11], [312];
  • first Englishmen on, [318], [319], [320], [323];
  • Raleigh’s First Colony at, [329], [330], [331–352];
  • abandoned by that colony, [349];
  • Grenville’s later return to, with a relief fleet, [350], [352], [353];
  • Second Colony at, [357], [358], [359], [360], [361], [362], [363], [366];
  • White at, in quest of the Lost Colony, [371–373], [373–378];
  • inscription on the palisado at, [376], [379], [380], [386].
• Roanoke River. See [“Moratoc.”]
• "Roe-bucke," ship, of the fleet with Raleigh’s First Colony, [323].
• “Rosse Bay,” [355].
• Rouse, Capt. James, navigator, [231], [232], [237], [238].
• Russia, [103];
  • opening of, by Chancellor’s voyage of 1553, [104–124];
  • voyages to, for the Muscovy Company, [124–142];
  • Jenkinson’s adventures in, [130–135];
  • Borough’s voyages to, [136–139], [141], [142].

S

• St. Augustine, [347].
• “St. German’s Bay,” [356].
• St. John, Island of (Prince Edward Island), [67], [68], [78].
• “S. John de Porto Rico, Island of,” [324], [325], [326], [329], [331], [355], [356], [378].
• St. John’s, Newfoundland, [291], [292], [296], [297], [300], [305].
• St. John’s River. See [“River of May.”]
• St. Julien, port of, [260], [262].
• St. Lawrence River, [91], [287].
• St. Nicholas, [114], [126], [130], [137], [138], [139], [142].
• San Francisco Bay, [274], [279].
• San Juan d’Ulloa, [213], [214];
  • engagement of Hawkins with a Spanish fleet at, [215–224], [226], [228], [229], [328].
• Sanderson, William, merchant, [34].
• Santa Cruz, [354], [355].
• “Searchthrift,” ship, of Borough’s first fleet for Russia, [135], [137].
• Settle, Dionysus, his narrative of Frobisher’s second Northwestern voyage, [158], [160], [161], [166], [167], [168];
  • description of the natives of “Meta Incognita,” [171–173].
• Seville, [4], [21], [59], [79], [80], [84], [96], [138], [201], [231], [238].
• Shakspere, William, [17], [30], [34].
• Sidney, Sir Henry, [106], [143].
  • Sir Philip, [2], [3], [10], [17], [23], [106], [157].
• Sighelmus, Bishop of Sheburne, in India, in the ninth century, [37].
• Silva, Nuno da, pilot, [257], [271], [272].
• Silver, supposed discovery of, in Newfoundland, [295], [296], [300];
  • specimens lost, [300–301], [304], [305].
• “Skyko,” Indian of “Virginia,” [333], [339], [343].
• Smyth, William, navigator, [158], [174], [175].
• “Solomon,” ship, in Hawkins’s westward voyages, [202].
• “Solomon of Weymouth,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178].
• Somers, Sir George, patentee South Virginia Company, [385].
• Soto, Hernando de, [15].
• South America, [3], [90], [94];
  • Sebastian Cabot’s discoveries in, [102], [197], [198], [199], [203], [382], [383].
• South Carolina, [4].
• South Sea. See [Pacific Ocean].
• Spain’s possessions in America, [1], [3], [8], [9];
  • on the Pacific coast, [23], [60], [90], [91], [197], [201], [207], [230];
  • Drake’s raids on, [233–251], [253], [254], [284];
  • visits of Raleigh’s colonists to, on the outward voyages, [324–328], [354–356], [382], [384].
• Spaniards, navigations and discoveries of, [3], [60], [80], [90], [104];
  • on the California coast, [274], [279].
• Spanish Armada, the, [13], [226], [284], [368], [369], [384].
• Spanish Inquisition, [224], [225].
• Spanish Main, [8], [197], [203];
  • Drake’s operations on, [228], [229–240], [254], [284].
• Spenser, Edmund, [17].
• Spice Islands, [272], [280–282].
• Spicer, Edward, shipmaster, in “Virginia,” [359], [360];
  • with White in quest of the Lost Colony, [371], [372], [373];
  • lost, [374].
• “Squirrel,” ship, of Gilbert’s fleet, [288], [290], [291], [297], [298], [299], [302], [303], [304], [305], [306];
  • foundering of, with Gilbert, [307].
• Stafford, Sir Edward, [24], [25], [27].
  • Master Richard, chaplain of the Willoughby-Chancellor voyage, [106], [108].
  • Capt. Edward, of Raleigh’s colonies, [344], [346], [347], [357], [360], [362].
• Stevens, Henry, bibliophile, [7].
• Stow, John, annalist, [87].
• Strait of Magellan, [102], [147], [260], [262];
  • passage of, by Drake’s fleet, [262], [272], [313].
• Straits of Hercules, [85].
• “Swallow,” ship, in Borough’s third voyage for Russia, [138], [139].
  • “Swallow,” in Hawkins’s westward voyages, [202], [210].
  • “Swallow,” of Gilbert’s fleet, [288], [290], [291], [297], [300].
• “Swan,” ship, in Drake’s voyages, [229], [230], [239], [254], [258], [259].

T

• Tetou, Capt., of a French ship, with Drake at Panama, [247], [249], [251], [252].
• Thames River, [39].
• Thomas, John, merchant adventurer, [92].
• “Thomas Allen,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178], [183], [184], [187].
• “Thomas of Ipswich,” ship, in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178], [185], [186], [187], [188], [189].
• Thomson, Sir Peter, [7].
• Thorne, Robert, merchant, [4], [92], [96], [105].
• Tierra del Fuego, [263].
• “Tiger,” ship, in Hawkins’s westward voyages, [202].
  • “Tiger,” of Raleigh’s fleet with his First Colony, [323], [324], [329], [330].
• Tower Hill, [387].
• Tower of London, [177], [381], [382], [385], [386], [387].
• “Treasure of the World,” [236], [238], [254].
• Treasure ships, [5], [8];
  • capture of the “Madre de Dios,” [382].
• “Trinitie,” ship, of fleet for Russia, [129].
• Trinity College, Cambridge, [19], [30].