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Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.Major, Richard Henry

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Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.

Name: Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.
Author: Major, Richard Henry

Major, Richard Henry

Australia -- Discovery and exploration; Discoveries in geography -- Portuguese; Voyages and travels

Chinese, supposed to have been acquainted with Australia before the
    Europeans, xiv

 Chucupia, island, 36

 Clyn Amsterdam, expedition to New Guinea, 46

 Coen, Jan Pietersz, dispatches the Pera and Arnhem, lxxxvii

 Collaert, Gerrit, captain of the Nijptang, 113

 Cook, captain Dalrymple’s insinuations, xxxi:
   established the separation between New Holland and New Guinea, xciv

 Cornelis, Jerome, super cargo of the Batavia, conspiracy, 69;
   taken prisoner, 71;
   executed, 74

 Côte dangereuse, in the old maps, xxxii, lvii

 Côte des Herbaiges, in the old maps, xxxiv, lviii

 Crawford, Pako, _v._ Pako

 Crignon, Pierre, on Parmentier, lix, lxii

 Dalrymple, Alexander, on Thevenot’s map, xxxi;
   translation of Torres relation of Quiros’ discoveries, 31

 Dangerous coast, so called by Captain Cook, supposed to be the Côte
    dangereuse of the maps, xxxii, lvii

 Dampier’s voyage, cviii, cix, 99, 108, 134

 De Brosses, _v._ Brosses

 De Breu, Antonio, _v._ Breu

 De Bandeira, Sa’, Viscount, _v._ Bandeira

 De Gonneville, B. Paulmier, _v._ Gonneville

 De Legaspi, Lopez, _v._ Legaspi

 Del Espiritu Santo, discovery, 37

 Delft Bay, on the coast of New Holland, 172

 Delft, Martin van, voyage, cxiii;
   extract from his logbook, 167

 De Mendana, _v._ Mendana

 De Meneses, _v._ Meneses

 De Metz, Gauthier, _v._ Metz

 De Saavedra, _v._ Saavedra

 De Santarem, Vicomte, _v._ Santarem

 De Silva, Fray Juan, _v._ Silva

 De Sequeira, Gomez, _v._ Sequeira

 De Torres, Luis Vaez, _v._ Torres

 De Villalobos, Ruy Lopez, _v._ Villalobos

 De Vlamingh, _v._ Vlamingh

 De Witt’s Land, coasted by the Vianen, lxxxix

 Dirk Hartog’s Island, plate, lxxxi

 Dirk Hartog’s Roads, lxxxi

 Dispatches, Book of, from Batavia, _v._ Book of Dispatches

 Doriados, sloop, destined for the expedition to New Holland, disabled,
    165

 Dourado’s map, xxiii

 Draeck, _v._ Vergulde Draeck

 Du Bocage, Barbié, _v._ Barbié

 Dubois, “Vies des Gouverneurs Généraux,” on Carpentaria, cii

 Dutch discoveries on the coast of Australia, lxxvii

 Dutch East India Company, charged with exclusiveness, vi;
   defended, ix

 Dutchmen, two, exposed by Pelsart, to be looked after, 50

 Duyfhen, yacht, expedition to New Guinea; first authenticated discovery
    of the South Land, lxxix;
   discovery of the south and west coast of New Guinea, 43

 Dwaers-inden-wegh, island, 68

 D’Waijer, sloop, discoveries, 165

 Edel, commander of a ship visiting the coast of New Holland; discovery
    of Edel’s Land on the west coast, lxxxvi

 Eendraght, ship, discoveries, lxxxi, 44;
   pole with tin plate of the Eendraght, found by Vlamingh, 115

 Eendraght, land, 177

 Elburgh, flyboat, touches the South Land, 87

 Emeloort, galiot, sent in search of the Vergulde Draeck, 80;
   separated from the Waeckende Boey, 85

 Esquivel, Juan de, assisted by Quiros and his force on one of the
    Ternate islands, 41

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History

Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.

Major, Richard Henry

Australia -- Discovery and exploration; Discoveries in geography -- Portuguese; Voyages and travels

Chinese, supposed to have been acquainted with Australia before the
    Europeans, xiv

 Chucupia, island, 36

 Clyn Amsterdam, expedition to New Guinea, 46

 Coen, Jan Pietersz, dispatches the Pera and Arnhem, lxxxvii

 Collaert, Gerrit, captain of the Nijptang, 113

 Cook, captain Dalrymple’s insinuations, xxxi:
   established the separation between New Holland and New Guinea, xciv

 Cornelis, Jerome, super cargo of the Batavia, conspiracy, 69;
   taken prisoner, 71;
   executed, 74

 Côte dangereuse, in the old maps, xxxii, lvii

 Côte des Herbaiges, in the old maps, xxxiv, lviii

 Crawford, Pako, _v._ Pako

 Crignon, Pierre, on Parmentier, lix, lxii

 Dalrymple, Alexander, on Thevenot’s map, xxxi;
   translation of Torres relation of Quiros’ discoveries, 31

 Dangerous coast, so called by Captain Cook, supposed to be the Côte
    dangereuse of the maps, xxxii, lvii

 Dampier’s voyage, cviii, cix, 99, 108, 134

 De Brosses, _v._ Brosses

 De Breu, Antonio, _v._ Breu

 De Bandeira, Sa’, Viscount, _v._ Bandeira

 De Gonneville, B. Paulmier, _v._ Gonneville

 De Legaspi, Lopez, _v._ Legaspi

 Del Espiritu Santo, discovery, 37

 Delft Bay, on the coast of New Holland, 172

 Delft, Martin van, voyage, cxiii;
   extract from his logbook, 167

 De Mendana, _v._ Mendana

 De Meneses, _v._ Meneses

 De Metz, Gauthier, _v._ Metz

 De Saavedra, _v._ Saavedra

 De Santarem, Vicomte, _v._ Santarem

 De Silva, Fray Juan, _v._ Silva

 De Sequeira, Gomez, _v._ Sequeira

 De Torres, Luis Vaez, _v._ Torres

 De Villalobos, Ruy Lopez, _v._ Villalobos

 De Vlamingh, _v._ Vlamingh

 De Witt’s Land, coasted by the Vianen, lxxxix

 Dirk Hartog’s Island, plate, lxxxi

 Dirk Hartog’s Roads, lxxxi

 Dispatches, Book of, from Batavia, _v._ Book of Dispatches

 Doriados, sloop, destined for the expedition to New Holland, disabled,
    165

 Dourado’s map, xxiii

 Draeck, _v._ Vergulde Draeck

 Du Bocage, Barbié, _v._ Barbié

 Dubois, “Vies des Gouverneurs Généraux,” on Carpentaria, cii

 Dutch discoveries on the coast of Australia, lxxvii

 Dutch East India Company, charged with exclusiveness, vi;
   defended, ix

 Dutchmen, two, exposed by Pelsart, to be looked after, 50

 Duyfhen, yacht, expedition to New Guinea; first authenticated discovery
    of the South Land, lxxix;
   discovery of the south and west coast of New Guinea, 43

 Dwaers-inden-wegh, island, 68

 D’Waijer, sloop, discoveries, 165

 Edel, commander of a ship visiting the coast of New Holland; discovery
    of Edel’s Land on the west coast, lxxxvi

 Eendraght, ship, discoveries, lxxxi, 44;
   pole with tin plate of the Eendraght, found by Vlamingh, 115

 Eendraght, land, 177

 Elburgh, flyboat, touches the South Land, 87

 Emeloort, galiot, sent in search of the Vergulde Draeck, 80;
   separated from the Waeckende Boey, 85

 Esquivel, Juan de, assisted by Quiros and his force on one of the
    Ternate islands, 41

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.

Early Voyages to Terra Australis, Now Called Australia:: A Collection of Documents, and Extracts from Early Manuscript Maps, Illustrative of the History of Discovery on the Coasts of That Vast Island, from the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century to the Time of Captain Cook.

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