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The introduction
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4 |
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Contents of the introduction
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29 |
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A Journal kept by Captain John Narborough, &c.
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40 |
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Instructions for the better finding each other after separation by chance, foul weather, or otherwise
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51 |
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A relation of a voyage made towards the south terra incognita...
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169 |
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A relation of a voyage for the discovery of a passage by the north-east, to Japan and China…
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181 |
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Journal, in his majestys ship the speed-well, captain John Wood commander…
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193 |
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Journal on board the prosperous, captain William Flawes commander, from Nova Zembla to England. 1676.
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207 |
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Now, ofter the journal, i do intend to shew my conceptions of the said voyage, and a true relation of our miscarriage; with some observations made in the said voyage
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220 |
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Now, i itend to give a brief description of the land, and the observations i made there
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228 |
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A table of the wind and weather in the voyage to spitzbergen
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232 |
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The first part of the Voyage into Spitzbergen and Greenland
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234 |
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Chap I. Of the voyage from the Elbe to Spitzbergen
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234 |
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Chap II. Of our home voyage from Spitzbergen to the Elbe
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250 |
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The second part of the Voyage to Spitzbergen: containing the description of Spitzbergen
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255 |
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Chap I. Of the external face and appearance of Spitzbergen
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255 |
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Chap II. Of the sea
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271 |
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Chap III. Of the ice
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279 |
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Chap IV. Of the air
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288 |
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The Third part of the Voyage to Spitzbergen
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298 |
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Chap I. Of the plants of Spitzbergen
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298 |
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Chap II. Of the plant with Aloe-leaves
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303 |
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Chap III. Of small honse-leek
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304 |
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Chap IV. Of crows-foot
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305 |
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Chap V. Of Scurvy-grass
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309 |
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Chap VI. Of an herb like Stone-crap
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310 |
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Chap VII. Of a snake-weed
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311 |
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Chap VIII. Of the herb like unto mouse-ear
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312 |
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Chap IX. Of a plant like unto periwinkle
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313 |
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Chap X. Of an herb like a strawberry
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314 |
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Chap XI. Of the rock plant
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315 |
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The fourth part of the Voyage to Spitzbergen: of the animals of Spitzbergen
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320 |
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Chap I. Of birds with toes or divided feet
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321 |
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Chap II. Of the broad or web-footed birds
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325 |
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Chap III. Of some other birds that i did not catch or delineate
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357 |
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Chap IV. Of the four-footed creatures
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354 |
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Chap V. Of the crustaceous fish that i observed
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372 |
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Chap VI.
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380 |
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Chap VII. Of the whale
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393 |
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Chap V. How they catch the whale
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411 |
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Chap VII. What they do with the dead whale
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424 |
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Chap X. Of the trying out of the train-oyl from the fat
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431 |
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Chap XI. Of the finn-fifh
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433 |
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Chap XII. Of rotz-fifhes and sea-qualms
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437 |
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A supplement to capt. Woods and Martens north-east voyages
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446 |
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Freesland, or friseland
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478 |