Chapter XVI: Preface: To the Second Edition (14)

BAATU, mentioned BABYLON, Elizabeth's communications with BALE, mentioned BALSARA, Elizabeth's communications with BALTIC, mentioned --Described BARBAROSSA Frederick, HIS TREATY WITH HENRY II --Biographical Notice (_note_) BARENTZ, mentioned (_note_) BARGENLAND (_see Borhalme_) BEDE, Venerable, quoted --HIS ACCOUNT OF THE CONQUEST OF ANGLESEY AND MAN --THE VOYAGE OF BERTUS --HIS TESTIMONY TO THE IMPORTANCE OF LONDON VNDER THE SAXONS BEDFORD, John, Duke of, defeats the French --Defeats Genoese BENGORION, Joseph, quoted BENIN, English in BERGEN, mentioned BERTUS, mentioned --Account of his voyage into Ireland BIARMIA described --Mentioned BLEKINGIE, mentioned BOATS, limited to three iron nails BOKHARA or Boghar, mentioned --Visited by Jenkinson BONA SPERANZA (Cape of), Englishmen double BORHOLME, mentioned BORIS, Emperor, mentioned BORISTHENES, mentioned BOSTON (Lincolnshire), mentioned BOWES, Jerome, mentioned BRABANT, mentioned BRACTON, Henry, quoted BRAZIL, first English trade to BREMEN, mentioned BRISTOL, mentioned --Its trade with Norway and Ireland BRITTANY, mentioned BRUNSWICK, mentioned BURLEIGH, Lord, mentioned BURROUGH, Hubert defeats the Welsh BURROUGH, Stephen, mentioned BURROUGH, William, assists Hakluyt --His voyage BUTE, mentioned

CABOT, John, patent granted by Henry VII. to CABOT, Sebastian, created Grand Pilot CADIZ, Expedition to, mentioned CAIRO, mentioned CALAIS, mentioned CAMDEN, eulogised --His eulogy of Hakluyt. --His CHRONICLES OF THE KINGS OF MAN CANARY ISLES, mentioned CANDISH, Thomas, mentioned CANUTE obtains privileges at Rome --Mentioned CAPE VERDE Islands, English in CARDANUS, quoted CARPINI, Joannes de Piano, his journey CASBEN, mentioned CASPIAN (Sea), mentioned --Visited fourteen times CATALONIA, mentioned CAZAN, mentioned CHANCELLOR, Richard, doubles North Cape --Arrives in Russia CHARLEMAGNE, concludes treaty with Offa --Mentioned CHARLES V. founds lecture on navigation CHAUCER, Geoffrey, mentioned --Quoted CHAUEZ, Alonso de, quoted CHAUEZ, Hieronymo de, quoted CHAUL, Englishmen at CHERRILLAND, mentioned CHESTER, Rainulf de, quoted CHILI, Englishmen in CHINA, traffic with --Sends Embassy to Rome --Mentioned CHRISTIAN IV, dedication of Commentary on Iceland to CHRISTINA, daughter of Edward Atheling CINQUE (Ports), mentioned --HISTORY OF, FROM EDWARD THE CONFESSOR TO EDWARD I. CNOYEN, James, quoted COG, The, mentioned COLBY, (River), mentioned COLGOIEVE (Gulf of), mentioned COLMOGRO, mentioned COLOGNE, mentioned COLUMBUS, Christopher, mentioned --Discovers America COMETS COMMERCE, HISTORY OF CONDORA, visited CONRAD, Emperor, confers privileges on Canute CONSTANTINOPLE, mentioned COPE, William, his collection of curiosities CORELIA, coasted CORNWALL, Richard, Earl of, King of the Romans COURCY, John de, conquers Ulster --Taken prisoner --Invades Man COURLAND, mentioned CROUAlN, Godred, mentioned CRUZES burnt by Drake CUMBERLAND, Earl of, sends Expedition to South West CYRUS, mentioned

DANTZIG, mentioned DARIEN, (Isthmus of), crossed by Oxnam DAVIS, John, mentioned DEAL, mentioned DEDICATION To First Edition --To Second Edition DEE, Doctor, mentioned --His Testimony Touching Nicholas de Lenna --Biographical notice DENMARK, submits to Arthur --Conquered by Malgo --Mentioned DENMARK (Sound of), [_See Baltic_] DEPTFORD, Guild of Navigation founded at DERBENT, visited by Jenkinson --Mentioned DERBY, Henry, Earl of, his journey DIODURUS, quoted DOLDAVIUS, King, submits to Arthur DONALD, usurps kingdom of Man DOOMSDAY Book, quoted DOUGLAS (Man), mentioned DOVER, one of Cinque Ports --Mentioned DRAKE Sir Francis, mentioned DUBLIN, mentioned --Taken by Gadred Cronan DUGALD, son of Sumerled, becomes King of Man DWINA (River), English on --Mentioned --Visited --Description of DYER or Dier, Edward, assists Hakluyt

EASTERLINGS, mentioned EASTLAND (_See Lithunia_) EASTMEERE, mentioned EST(Sea) (_See Baltic_) ECFRID, mentioned --Sends army into Ireland EDEN, Richard, mentioned EDGAR, Atheling, mentioned EDGAR, King, mentioned --His navigation --Surnamed Pacificus--Buried at Glastonbury EDMUND, Prince, mentioned --His Voyage into Hungary EDRIC, mentioned EDWARD, Atheling, mentioned --His voyage into Hungary EDWARD the Conftssor, mentioned EDWRD I, confers privileges on Cologne, Lubeck, and Hanse Towns --Grants the Great Charter --Grants Charter to Cinque Ports EDWARD II, corresponds with Haco --Decree of Staple EDWARD III, his fleet against Calais EDWARD IV, trade under KDWARD VI, names Sebastian Cabot, Grand Pilot of England EDWIN, King, conquers Man and Anglesey ELAND, mentioned ELIZABETH, Queen, portrait ELSENBORG, mentioned ELY, Foundation Charter of Cathedral EMDEN, mentioned ENNIUS, Father, mentioned EPISTLE to Cupid, quoted --Its authorship ESSEX, Earl of, his expedition against Cadiz --Geoffrey Fitz-Peter, Earl of EUDOXUS, mentioned EUPHRATES (River), Englishmen on EUROPE, Map of Northern EUXINE (Sea), mentioned

FABIAN, Robert, quoted FALSTER, mentioned FARAON, taken by Howard FAROE Islands, mentioned FAVERSHAM, mentioned FEMELAND, mentioned FENTON, Edward, mentioned FERNELIUS, John, quoted FINGAL, King of Man FINMARK, visited --Mentioned FINONS, described --Pay tribute to Biarmes FLANDERS, mentioned FLETCHER, Doctor, mentioned FLORENCE, mentioned FLORES Historiarum, quoted FLORIDA, discovered by Cabot FLORUS, Lucius, quoted FOLKESTONE, mentioned FONTANAS, mentioned FOX, mentioned FRANCE, mentioned FRANZ-JOSEF Land, discovered FREDERICK SAXO, mentioned FREDERIC III, changes constitution of Norway FRISIUS, mentioned --Confuted FROBISHER, mentioned FRUSO, mentioned

GADES (_see Gibraltar_) GALWY, subdued by Magnus GAMA, Vasco de, doubles Cape of Good Hope GARGANUS (Mount), mentioned GARTH or Garthe, Richard, his collection of curiosities GENOA, mentioned GERMANY, a Charter for Merchants of --Mentioned GEORGIA, English in GIBRALTAR (Straits of), mentioned GILBERT, Sir Humphrey, mentioned GILLAN (Persia), English in GIRALDUS CAMBRIENSIS, quoted GLASTONBURY, Invocation to GOA, Englishmen at GODRED, his voyage to Norway --Mentioned GODRED, son of Olavus --Murdered GODRED. (_See Cronan_) GOLETTA, English at GOROPIUS, Joannes, quoted GOSPATRICIUS, usurps Man GOTHLAND, submits to Arthur --Mentioned --Conquered by Malgo GRANADA, mentioned GREENLAND, mentioned GRESHAM COLLEGE, founded GRESHAM, Sir John, mentioned GRESHAM, Sir Richard, mentioned GRESHAM, Sir Thomas, founds lectures --Biographical sketch (_note_.) GUILLAUMURIUS, King, sends Ambassadors to Arthur GUINEA, English in GUNFACIUS, King, submits to Arthur

HACO takes possession of the Islands HACO HUSBAC invades the Islands HACO IV., his treaties with Henry III. --HIS CORRESPONDENCE WITH HENRY III. --His expedition to Scotland HAINAULT, mentioned HAKLUYT, Edmund, tutor to Lord William Howard HAKLUYT, Richard, of Middle Temple --Assists his cousin HAKLUYT, Richard, preacher, biographical notice --Greek eulogy of --Latin eulogy by Richard Mukaster --Anonymous eulogy --Latin eulogy by Camden --Italian eulogy by M. A. Pigafeta --Eulogy by Oldys --Eulogy by Zouch HAMBURG, mentioned HANNO, mentioned HANSE towns, treat with Edward I. --With Henry IV. HARFLEUR, mentioned HAROLD, daughter of, marries Jeruslaus HAROLD Harfager, mentioned HAROLD, son of Godred Crouan HAROLD, son of Godwin, mentioned HAROLD, son of Olave, King of Man, mentioned --Regains his kingdom HAROLD (the Black), mentioned HASTINGS, mentioned HAWKINS, Sir John, his voyage --Assists Hakluyt HEBRIDES, mentioned --Conquered by Edwin HECLA, mentioned HELGAFEL (Mount) mentioned HELIGOLAND, mentioned HENRY, Emperor of Germany, mentioned HENRY II., his treaty with Frederick Barbarossa --His charter quoted --Mentioned HENRY III, his treaties with Haco --His CORRESPONDENCE WITH HACO --His PRIVILEGES TO LUBECK HENRY IV his treaties with the Great Masters of Prussia His CHARTER TO ENGLISH MERCHANTS HENRY V, mentioned --His FLEET HENRY VI, trade under HENRY VII, offer made by Columbus to HENRY VIII employs Knevett --Supports explorations --Founds Guilds of Navigation HERDLE-VOER, mentioned HERODOTUS, quoted --Mentioned HETHA, mentioned HINGE, King of Norway HIREAN, mentioned HISPANIA, Nova, Englishmen in HISPANIOLA, visited by Hawkins HODSON, Christopher, mentioned HORSEY, HIEROME, his journey HOVEDEN, Roger de, mentioned HOWARD, Lord Charles, mentioned --Dedication of Second Edition to --Biographical notice --Accompanies Essex HOWARD, Lord William, mentioned HUGO, Earls, taken and slain HUMBER (River), mentioned HUNGARY, mentioned HUNGERFORD, Earl of, mentioned HY, Isle of, mentioned HYRCAMlA, English in HYTHE, mentioned

ICELAND, true state of
--Conquered by Arthur
--Sends Ambassadors
--Mentioned
--Conquered by Malgo
--A COMMENTARY OF, BY ARNGRIMUS JONAS
--Map of
--Longitude and latitude
--Mean Temperature
--Size
--Barrenness
--Mountains and volcanoes
--Volcanic eruptions
--Gysers
--Brimstone mines
--Abundance of fish
--Reindeer
--Fauna
--Conversion to Christianity
--Oldest chronicles
--Bishops of Schalholt
--Bishops of Holen
--The houses are built of fishes' bones
--Men and beasts all live in one house
--The habits of the inhabitants
--Their morals
--A yearly governor sent from Denmark
--Community of property
--Their want of love for their children
--The status of the bishops
--Food
--Ancient trade with England
ICELANDIC clergy, defended
IERUSLAUS. (_See Jeruslaus_)
ILSING, mentioned
INDIAN (Ocean), discovered by Portuguese
INDIES (West) first visited by Englishmen
--Mentioned
--Described by Plato
INDUS (River), mentioned
INGEMUNDUS lands in Lewes
--Sent to Man
INGULPH colonizes Iceland
INNOCENTIUS IV, mentioned
IONA, mentioned
IOUGHORIA, mentioned
IPSWICH, mentioned
IRELAND, invaded by Bertus
--Invaded by Magnus
--Conquered by John
--By Arthur
--Sends Ambassadors
--Mentioned
--Conquered by Malgo
ISOCRATES, quoted
IUNGINGEN, Conrad de, mentioned
IUNGINGEN, Ulrich de, mentioned

JACKMAN, Charles, mentioned JAMES, Doctor, assists Hakluyt JAPAN, mentioned JAPANESE in England JAVA, treaties with JENKINSON, Anthony, mentioned --Assists Hakluyt --His narrative JERUSALEM, Britains at Siege of JERUSLAUS, marries Harold's daughter JOHN, King, confers privileges on foreigners --Conquers Ireland --Mentioned JOHN, Pope, confers privileges on Canute JOHNSON, Richard, mentioned JONAS, Arngrimus, HIS COMMENTARIE OF ICELAND --Biographical notice JOSEPH of Arimathea, buried at Glastonbury JUSTUS, Bishop JUTLAND, mentioned

KENT, mentioned KERWARY, Isle of, mentioned KINGSTON-UPON-HULL, Guild of Navigation founded at --Mentioned KIRKWALL, Haco buried at KNEVETT, Sir Henry, Agent for Henry VIII KRANTZIUS, mentioned --Confuted

LACY, Hugo de, invades Ulster LACY, Walter de, defeats De Courcy LAGMAN, mentioned LAMBERT'S [Greek: Archaionomia] quoted --His Perambulations of Kent quoted --The History of the Cinque Ports LANGLAND, mentioned LAPLAND coasted --Mentioned LATHYRUS, mentioned LAYLAND, mentioned LEINSTER, mentioned LEO, Joachim, criticised LETTO, King of, conquered LEWES, Isle of, conquered --Mentioned LIBEL, Law of, in Iceland LIEFLAND, visited by Horsey --Mentioned LINNA, Nicholas de, mentioned --ACCOUNT OF HIS VOYAGES TO THE NORTH LISTER, Christopher, mentioned LITHUANIA, mentioned --Described LIVERE DE REIS DE ENGLETERRE, MS., quoted LOGLEN, Deputy in Man LOMBARDS, mentioned LOMBARDY, mentioned LONDON, famous for Commerce --Its importance under the Saxons --Under Stephen LOT, King, submits to Arthur LUMLEY, Lord, his Library LUZONES, Englishmen landing on LYNN (Norfolk), mentioned MACMARRAS, slain MADEIRA, mentioned MæLSTROM, described MAGELLAN, Straits of, Englishmen passing through MAGNUS, King of Norway --Opens coffin of St Olave MALCOLM, King of Scotland, dies MALGO, mentioned --THE CONQUESTS OF MALMESBURY, William of, quoted --His ACCOUNT OF THE TREATY BETWEEN CHARLEMAGNE AND OFFA --HIS ACCOUNT OF LONDON UNDER STEPHEN MALTA, English at MALVASIUS, King, sends Ambassadors to Arthur MAN, Isle of, conquered --Chronicles of, mentioned --CONQUEST OF, BY EDWIN --CHRONICLE OF THE KINGS OF --Transferred to Scotland MANCHESTER, mentioned MANGUCAN, Emperor of Tartary MANGUSLA, mentioned MARE'S Milk MARGARET of Scotland, mentioned MARY, Queen, grants patent to Muscovy Company MEDIA, English in MEDITERRANEAN, mentioned MEERE, mentioned MELLITUS, Bishop of East Saxons MERCATOR, mentioned --Quoted MERCHANTS, raised in rank for thrice crossing the sea --Ancient customs of --Arrested by Haco MEXICO, English in MEXICO, Gulf of, visited by Hawkins MICHæL, Bishop of the Isles MOLLINEUX, his map mentioned MOLUCCAS, Treaties with --Sir Francis Drake visits MONMOUTH, Geoffrey de, quoted --His ACCOUNT OF ARTHUR --HIS ACCOUNT OF MALGO MOROCCO, English in MORSES MOSCOW, English at MOSKOWA (River), mentioned MULCASTER, Richard, Eulogy of Hakluyts Collection MUNCH, P. A., quoted MUNSTER, mentioned --Confuted MUSCOVY Company, mentioned --Receives patent from Queen Mary

NADDODR, mentioned NAVARRE, mentioned NAVIGATION, Lecture on, suggested --Founded by Charles V. NECO, King of Egypt, mentioned NEPOS, Cornelius, mentioned NERO, mentioned NETHERLANDS Company formed NEWCASTLE-UPON TYNE, Guild of Navigation founded at --Mentioned NIALUS, mentioned NICHOLAS, Bishop of the Isles NOBLE (coin) NOMBRE DE BIOS, visited by Drake NORTHBERN, mentioned NORTH CAPE, doubled NORTHUMBERLAND, mentioned NORTH WEST PASSAGE NORWAY, mentioned --Submits to Arthur --Conquered by Malgo --Described NOVA ZEMBLA, mentioned NOVGOROD, mentioned

OBDOLOWCAN, King of Hircan, mentioned OBI (River), mentioned O'BRIEN, Murecardus, King of Ireland --Forced to carry shoes of Magnus OCCA (River), mentioned OCCLEVE, Thomas, THE EPISTLE OF CUPID attributed to OCTHER, mentioned --His VOYAGE TO THE NORTH EAST --HIS VOVAGE INTO THE SOUND Of DENMARK OFFA, TREATY WITH CHARLEMAGNE O'FOGOLT, Viscount of Man OLAVE, mentioned --His coffin opened --Appears to Magnus OLAVUS MAGNUS, mentioned --Confuted OLAVUS, son of Godred Crouan --King of Man --Detailed biography OLDYS, quoted ONEGA (River) mentioned ORKNEYS, conquered by Magnus --Submit to Arthur --Conquered by Malgo --Mentioned ORMOND, Earl of, mentioned ORMUZ, Englishmen at ORTELIUS, quoted --Mentioned OSEP NAPEA, Russian Ambassador OSMAN, Basha, mentioned OSWALD, Bishop, mentioned OTHOR, Earl, slain OTTO Frisingensas, quoted OVID, quoted OXNAM, John, crosses Isthmus of Darien OXUS (River), visited by Jenkinson

PACIFIC, first visited by English PAGORELLA, Pheodata, Russian Ambassador PAULINUS, converts Northumbrians PAY, Henry, defeats the French PECHORA (Gulf), mentioned PEEL (Man), mentioned PEMBROKE, Richard, Earl of, invades Ireland PEROSLAF, English at PERSIA, Elizabeth's communications with PERSIAN GULF, Englishmen on PERU, Englishmen in PETT, Arthur, mentioned PETZORA. (_See Pechora_). PEUCER, Casper, mentioned --Quoted PEVENSEY, mentioned PHOENICIANS, circumnavigate Africa PHEODOR, Emperor of Russia PHILLIPPINES, inhabitants at, in England --Mentioned PHISEMSKI, Pheodor, Russian Ambassador PIGAFETTA, Marco Antonio, his eulogy of Hakluyt PLATE (River), Englishmen at PLATO, quoted PLINY, quoted --Mentioned PLUTARCH, quoted --Mentioned POLAND, mentioned POLICY, THE PROCESS OF THE LIBEL OF --Eulogised --Quoted POLITIA, (_See Policy_) POMERANIA, mentioned POMERLAND, (_See Pomtrenia_) PONTANUS, quoted POPILINIERE, quoted PORTO SANTO, mentioned PORTUGAL, mentioned PREFACE, Editors --To first edition, To second edition PRISAGE PROPERTIUS, quoted PROUENCE, mentioned PRUSSIA, mentioned --Grand Masters of PTOLOMY, quoted

QUENELAND, mentioned

RADEVIEUS Frisingensis, quoted RALEIGH, Sir Walter, assists in compiling this Collection --Plants colonies in Virginia RAMSEY (Man), taken by Godred Crouan --Conspiracy at --Battle of RANDOLPH, Ambassador to Russia REGINALD, Bishop of the Isles REGINALD, Son of Eacmarcat, invades Man REGINALD, Son of Olavus, usurps Kingdom of Man --King of Man --Detailed biogragraphy REIN-DEER RHINFRIN, or RENFREW, mentioned RICHARD, Bishop of Sodor RICHARD II, his treaties with the Great Masters of Prussia RICHMOND (Yorkshire), mentioned RIGA, visited by Horsey ROCHESTER, mentioned ROE, mentioncd ROGNOLPWAHT (_See Peel_) ROMNEY ROMULUS, mentioned ROSTOFF, English at ROSTOK, visited by Horsey --Mentioned ROYAL Exchange, founded RUBRIEIS, William de, his journey RUDULPH, King, confers pnvileges on Canute RUSHEN or Russin, Abbey of, founded --Grant of land to --Removed to Douglas RUSSIA, mentioned, 11, 17, 24 RYE

SAINT DUNSTAN, mentioned SAINT HELENA, English at --Mentioned SAINT JAMES, Legend of SAINT LOUIS, mentioned SAINT MARY'S, Abbey of, founded SAINT NICHOLAS (Bay), mentioned SAINT PATRICK (Armagh), burial place of Magnus SAINT PATRICK, Isle of, taken by Magnus SAINT THOMAS, Isle of, mentioned SALOMON, a mistake for _Stephen_, King of Hungary SALT, scarcity of, in Iceland SAMOEDIA, mentioned SAMOGITIA, mentioned SANDERSON, William, mentioned SANDWICH, mentioned SANTA CRUZ, English at SANTWAT (Man), battle of SARTACH, Duke of Tartary SAXO GRAMMATIEUS, mentioned --HIS ACCOUNT OF THE MARRIAGE OF HAROLD'S DAUGHTER TO JERUSLAUS --Confuted SAXONS, cross the seas --Mentioned SCACAFELL (Man) SCARBOROUGH, mentioned SCIPIO AFRICANUS, mentioned SCIPIO (the Elder), quoted SCIRINGS HALI, mentioned SCONIE, mentioned SCOTLAND, mentioned SEALS, Capture of, in Iceland SEMELAND, mentioned SENECCA, quoted SENEGAL, English in SEVILLE, Lecture on Navigation at SHAHRAM, visited by Jenkinson SHALLY MURZEY, mentioned SHAMAKY, visited by Jenkinson SHEFFIELD, Lady, mentioned SHELISUR, mentioned SIDNEY, Sir Philip, fellow-student of Hakluyt SIGISMUND, Emperor SILLAND, mentioned SMOLENSK, visited by Alcock SOLIMUS, mentioned SOUTHAM, mentioned SOUTHAMPTON, mentioned SPAIN, mentioned SPARKE, mentioned STAFFORD, Sir Edward, mentioned STAMFORD BRIDGE, Battle of STAPER, Richard, assists Hakluyt STAPLE ordained for wool STEPHEN, trade under STEPHEN the Holy STILYARD, the, mentioned STRABO, quoted --Mentioned SUETONIUS, mentioned SUEZ, Isthmus of, mentioned SUMERLED, his wars with Godred --Marries his daughter --His sons quarrel SUN, eclipsed SWEDEN, mentioned SWERRO, mentioned SYRRIE, mentioned

TACITUS, quoted TARTARS take an Englishman prisoner --Visited by two friars TAURICA CHERSONESUS, mentioned TENERIFFE, mentioned THAMAS, Shah, mumoned THEOPHRASTUS, quoted THORLACIUS GUDBRANDUS, Introduction to Arngrinus Jonas's Commentary on Iceland --A LETTER TO THE REV HUGH BRANCHAIN THULE, identical with Iceland TINGUALLA, (_See Tynwald Mount_) TIRIVIL, mentioned TITUS, mentioned TONESBERG, mentioned TOSTI mentioned TOULOUSE, mentioned TRIPOLIS, Elizabeth's communications with TRUSCO, mentioned TUERDICO, Stephen, Russian Ambassador TUNIS, English at TURBEVILLE, George, mentioned TURKEY, Elizabeths communications with --Mentioned TYCHO BRAHE, mentioned TYNE (River) TYNEMOUTH CASTLE, mentioned TYNWALD MOUNT, Battle of

URGENCE, mentioned URRY, quoted,

VAIGATZ, Isles of, mentioned VANDALS, mentioned VENICE, mentioned VESPASIAN, mentioned VESUVIUS, mentioned VIRGIL, quoted VIRGINIA, English colonies in VIVIANUS, marries Godred to Rhingola VOBSKO, visited by Horsey VOLGA, English on the VOLOGDA, English at VORTIPORIUS, mentioned

WALES, Princce of, voyage to North West WALPOLE, Horace mentioned WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis, portrait --Dedication to Biographical Notice --Mentioned WALSINGHAM, Thomas quoted --HIS ROLE OF THE FLEET OF EDWARD III --Biographical Notice --THE VOYAGE OF HENRY, EARL OF DERBY --VOYAGE OF THOMAS OF WOODSTOCK WARD, Luke, mentioned WENFDLAND, (_See Prussia_) WESTMINSTER ABBEY mentioned WESTMINSTER, Matthew of quoted WEXEL or WIXEL (River) mentioned WEXELMOUTH or WIXELMOUTH WEYMOUTH, mentioned WHALES, Hunting of --In Iceland WHITTINGTON, Richard WILLIAM I, mentioned WILLIAM II, mentioned WILNA, taken WILLOUGHBY, Sir Hugh, mentioned WlLLOLGHBY'S LAND, visited WINCHELSEA WINDLAND, mentioned WIRELND, mentioned WISMER, mentioned WITHRINGTON, Robert, mentioned WITLAND, mentioned WOLSIAN, HIS NAVIGATION --Mentioned WOODSTOCK, Thomas of, his journey WOOL, Staple for WORCESTER, Foundation Charter of Cathedral quoted WORCESTER, Florence of, quoted --HIS ACCOUNT OF THE VOYAGE OF THE SONS OF EDMUND IRONSIDE

YARMOUTH, mentioned YAVATE, mentioned YELL or YLE (Island), mentioned YENO, Abbot of Furness YEROSLAV, English at YORK, taken by Harold and Tosti

ZAMORANO, Rodengo, mentioned ZEELAND, mentioned ZIEGLER, J., mentioned --Confuted --Map of Northern Europe from his _Schndta_ ZOLNER, Conrad de, mentioned ZOUCH'S eulogy of Hakluyt

LIST OF PLATES AND MAPS

1. MAP OF NORTHERN EUROPE FROM J. ZIEGLER's _Schodia_, 1532 2. PORTRAIT Of QUEEN ELIZABETH after WHITE--_Facsimile_ 3. PORTRAIT OF SIR FRANCIS WALSIGHAM, after VIRTUE 4. MAP OF ICELAND

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Editor's Preface II. Facsimile Title-Page III. Dedication to First Edition IV. Preface to First Edition V. Dedication to Second Edition VI. Preface to Second Edition VII. [Greek: Eis Apodaemias Brettanon ponaema Richardon tou Haklitou] VIII. In Nauales Richardi Hakluyti Commentarios, R. Mulcaster IX. Ejusdem in eundem X. In eximium opus R. Hakluyti Gulielmi Camdeni Hexastichon XI. Marco Antonio Pigafeta ad Hakluytum XII. Extract from Oldys's Librarian, 1738. XIII. Extract from Zouch's Life of Sir Philip Sidney

1. The Conquests of Arthur, from Geoffrey of Monmouth

2. A Testimonie of the Right and Appendances of the Crowne of the Kingdome
of Britaine, taken out of Mr. Lambard, his [Greek: Archaionomia]

3. A Testimonie concerning the Conquests of Malgo, King of England, from
Geofrrey of Monmouth

4. The Conquest of the Isles of Anglesey and Man, by Edwin, King of
Northumberland, from Bede's Ecclesiastical History

5. Another Testimonie by Bede to the same purpose

6. The Voyage of Bertus, Generall of an Armie sent into Ireland by
Ecfridus, King of Northumberland, from Bede's Ecclesiastical History

7. The Voyage of Octher, made to the North-East parts beyond Norway,
reported by himselfe unto Alfred

8. The Voyage of Octher out of his countrey of Halgoland into the Sound of
Denmarke

9. Wolstan's Navigation in the East Sea (Baltic), from Hetha to Trusco,
which is about Dantzig

10. The Navigation of King Edgar, from Florence of Worcester, Hoveden, and
Dr. Dee

11. The Voyage of Edmund and Edward, the Sonnes of King Edmund Ironside,
into Hungarie, from Florence of Worcester

12. A Chronicle of the Kings of Man from Camden's Chorographia

13. The Marriage of the Daughter of Harold to Jeruslaus, Duke of Russia,
from Saxo Grammaticus

14. The State of the Shipping of the Cinque Ports from Edward the
Confessour and William the Conqueror, and so downe to Edward I., from
Lambert's Perambulations of Kent

15. The roll of the huge Fleete of Edward III. before Calice, from
Thomas Walsingham

16. The Voyage of Nicholas de Linna, a Franciscan Frier, and an
excellent Mathetician, of Oxford, to all the regions situate under
the North Pole, in the yeere 1360

17. A Testimonie of the learned Mathematician Master John Dee, touching
the foresaid Voyage of Nicholas de Linna

18. The Voyage of Henry, Earle of Derbie, after Duke of Hereford, and
lastly King of England, by the name of Henry IV., into Prussia and
Lettowe, against the Infidels, from Thomas of Walsmgham

19. The Voyage of Thomas of Woodstocke, Duke of Gloucester, into
Prussia, written by Thomas Walsingham

20. The verses of Geoffrey Chaucer, showing that the English Knights
were wont in his time to travaile into Prussia and other heathen
lands

The original proceedings and successe of the northren, domestical, and
forren trades and traffiques of this Isle of Britain, from the time of
Nero the Emperor, who deceased in the yeere of our Lord 70, under the
Romans, Britons, Saxons, and Danes, till the Conquest; and from the
Conquest untill this present time, gathered out of the most authenticall
histories and records of this Nation, viz.:

21. A Testimonie out of Cornelius Tacitus, proving London to have bene
a famous Mart Town in the Reigne of Nero the Enperour

22. A Testimome out of Venerable Beda, proving London to have bene a
citie of great Trafficke, not long after the beginning of the
Saxons Reigne

23. The League betweene Carolus Magnus and Offa, concerning safe trade
of English Merchants

24. An ancient Testimonie as to the rank of Merchants, from Lambert's
Perambulation of Kent

25. A Testimonie of certaine privileges obtained for English and Danish
Merchants, of Conrad the Emperor, and John, Bishop of Rome, by
Canutus the Kinmg, extracted out of a Letter of his

26. The flourishing state of the citie of London, in the Reigne of King
Stephen, from William of Malmsbury

27. The Traffike of Bristow with Norway and Ireland, from William of
Malmsbury

28. The League betwecne Henry II., and Frederick Barbarossa, from
Radevicus and Otto Frisingenses

29. A generall safe-conduct granted to all forreine Marchants by King
John, from the Records of the Tower

30. The Letters of King Henry III., unto Haquinus, King of Norway,
concerning a Treaty of Peace

31. A Mandate for the King of Norway, his ship called The Cog

31. A charter granted to the Merchants of Colen, by Edward I.

33. The Charter of Lubeck, graunted by Henry III.

34. A Charter for the Marchants of Almaine, graunted by Edward I.

35. A Mandate of King Edward I., concerning outlandish Marchants

36. The Great Charter granted unto forreine Marchants by Edward I.

37. The Letters of Edward II., unto Haquinus, King of Norway,
concerning the English Marchants arrested in Germany

38. An Ordinance of the Staple to be holden at one certaine place

39. A Charter of King Henry IV., to English Merchants resident in
Prussia, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Germany

40. A note touching the mighty ships of King Henry V., from a Chronicle
in the Trinity Church of Winchester

41. A branch of a Statute made in the Reigne of Henry VI., for the
trade to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finmark

42. Another branch of a Statute made in the Reigne of Henry VI.,
concerning the English Marchants in Denmark

43. The Process or the Libel of English Policie, exhorting all England to
Keepe the Sea

44. A brief Commentarie of Island: wherein the errors of such as have
written concerning this island are detected, and the Slanders and
Reproches of certaine strangers, which they have used over boldly
against the People of Island are confuted by Arngrimus Ionas