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

by Edwin M. Bacon; Richard Hakluyt

U

• Upcot, Capt., in Frobisher’s third Northwestern voyage, [178], [190].

V

• Valentia, Lord, Library of, [7].
• Valparaiso, [265], [266].
• Vaz, Lopez, [237].
• Venezuela, [203].
• “Venta Cruz,” [242], [243], [244], [245].
• Verazzano, John, discoverer, [4], [82].
• Vermejo River, [102].
• Vespucci, Amerigo, [90], [91].
• “Virginia,” [10], [12], [14], [15], [16], [25], [31];
  • Capts. Amadas and Barlow’s preliminary expedition to, [10], [311–321];
  • their landfall, [312];
  • their description of, [313];
  • extent of, [322], [385];
  • named by Queen Elizabeth, [11], [322];
  • Raleigh’s First Colony in, [322–350];
  • his Second Colony, [351–357];
  • fate of a band left by Grenville at Roanoke, [358], [360], [361], [362];
  • the Lost Colony, [369–379], [381], [382], [384];
  • “First Colony of Virginia,” [385];
  • “Second Colony of Virginia,”[Virginia,”] [385], [386], [387].
• Virginia Richly Valued, [15].
• Volga River, [133], [135].

W

• Walsingham, Sir Francis, [10], [13], [23], [24].
• “Wanchese,” Indian of “Virginia,” [321], [323], [334].
• Ward, Richard, merchant adventurer, [91], [92].
• “Wardhouse,” [110], [112], [113], [114], [125], [135], [137].
• “Warspite,” battleship, [384].
• Watts, John, merchant adventurer, [370].
• “West England.” See [Greenland].
• West Indies, [8], [14];
  • tradition of discovery by a Welshman, [18], [39–41], [56], [59], [60], [61], [79], [80], [86], [89], [90], [93], [96];
  • Hawkins in, [197], [200], [202], [211], [213], [226];
  • Drake in, [228], [230], [238], [284], [286], [312], [370], [378].
• Westminster, [27], [30], [77], [88], [129].
• Westminster Abbey, [30], [388].
• Westminster School, [19], [42].
• White, John, artist of Raleigh’s First Colony, [323], [329];
  • drawings by, [323], [350];
  • governor of Raleigh’s Second Colony, [323], [352];
  • grandfather of Virginia Dare, [323], [352], [353], [354], [355], [356], [357], [358], [364], [365];
  • return of, to England, [366], [367], [368];
  • quests for the Lost Colony, [369], [370], [371–379], [382], [386].
• White Sea, [114], [125], [135], [137].
• “William and John,” ship, in Hawkins’s third westward voyage, [210], [231].
• Willoughby, Sir Hugh, [103];
  • Captain-general for the Willoughby-Chancellor voyage, [105];
  • characterization of, [106];
  • journal of, [108], [111];
  • adventures of, as therein recorded, [111–113];
  • tragic fate of, [113], [124], [125], [126].
• Willoughby-Chancellor voyage of 1553, [104–113]; 148.
• “Willoughbie’s Land,” [112].
• Wingfield, Edward Maria, patentee South Virginia Company, [386].
• “Wingina,” Indian king, [315], [329], [330];
  • conspiracy of, to destroy Raleigh’s First Colony, [333–346];
  • name changed to “Pemisapan,” [33], [360], [362].
• Winter, Capt. John, navigator, [254], [263], [313].
• Wocokon, Island of, [312], [313], [314], [323], [328], [329], [330], [371].
• Wolfall, Master, Frobisher’s chaplain, [186], [192].
• Woods, President Leonard, Bowdoin College, [7].
• Wright, Edward, [34]

Y

• Yarmouth, England, [174].
• Yorke, Capt. Gilbert, with Frobisher, [158], [168], [170];
  • “Yorke’s Sound” named for, [171], [178], [183], [187].
• Yorke’s Sound, [171].

Z

• Zeno, the brothers, navigators, [4];
  • the Zeno chart, [148], [150], [160].