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                   |Sailed from|                 |Returned.
    1. Ferdinand,  | Seville,         | Aug. 10, 1519.  | Sept. 8, 1522.
       Magellan,   | in Spain,        |                 |
    2. Sir Francis | Plymouth - Page 8
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10, 1519. | Sept. 8, 1522. Magellan, | in Spain, | | 2. Sir Francis | Plymouth Sound, | Dec. 30, 1577. | Sept. 16, 1580. Drake, | | | 3. Sir Thomas | Plymouth, | July 25, 1586. | Sept. 9, 1588. Candish, | | | 4. Oliver van | Goeree, | Sept. 13, 1598. | Aug. 26, 1601. Noord, | | | 5. George | Texel, | Aug. 8, 1614. | July 1, 1617. Spilbergeny,| | | 6. Shouten and | Texel, | June 24, 1615. | July 1, 1617. LeMair, | | | 7. Nassau | Goeree, | April 29, 1623. | Jan. 21, 1626. fleet, | | | 8. Cowley,[A] | Achamack, in | Aug. 23, 1683. | Oct. 12, 1686. | Virginia, | | 9. William | Achamack, | Aug. 28, 1683. | Sept. 16, 1691. Dampier,[A] | | | 10. Dampier and | the Downs, | Aug. 9, 1703. | Aug. 1706. Funnel, | | | ll. Wood Rogers,| Bristol, | June 15, 1708. | Oct. 1, 1711. and Courtney,| | | 12. John | Plymouth, | Feb. 15, 1719. | June, 1722. Clapperton, | | | 13. George | Plymouth, | Feb. 15, 1719. | Aug. 1, 1722. Shelvocke | | | 14. Roggewein, | Texel, | July 17, 1721. | July 11, 1723. 15. George | St Helens, | Sept. 18, 1740. | June 15, 1744. Anson, | | |

[Footnote A: These two are conjoined in Chap. VIII. of this book, for reasons which will appear there sufficiently obvious. - E.]

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CHAPTER I.

VOYAGE OF FERDINAND MAGELLAN ROUND THE WORLD, IN 1519 - 1522.[1]

SECTION I.

Some Account of Magellan, precious to the Commencement of his Voyage.

Owing to the discoveries made under the authority of the sovereign of Castile, the Portuguese were excessively jealous of the safety of their possessions in the East Indies. At length, after various negociations, the authority of the pope was interposed, then considered as supreme among the princes of Europe who were in communion with the church of Rome.

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