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I English Ships and Seamen, 1490−1600 Design, Build, and Rigging Getting Under Way Food, Cooking, and Clothing The Sailor, His Wages and Division of Labor Ballast and Bilgewater Navigation Shipboard Religion Weapons, Sweeps, and Anchors II John Cabot’s Voyages, 1497−1498 Who Was John Cabot? Bristol and the Transatlantic Passage The Landfall, 24 June 1497 The Coastal Voyage His Homeward Passage Cabot’s Second Voyage III Voyages to the Labrador and Newfoundland, 1500−1536 João Fernandes, Lavrador Gaspar and Miguel Corte Real The Anglo-Azorean Syndicate and Sebastian Cabot Fishermen and Newfoundland Cartography, 1502−1524 João Alvares Fagundes Robert Thorne’s Letter and John Rut’s Voyage Master Hore’s Tourist Cruise IV   The French Maritime Background, 1453−1590 Emerging Normandy Brittany La Rochelle Bordeaux and the Gironde Shipbuilding Inauguration of the Grand Bank Fishery V The Voyages of Verrazzano, 1524−1528 François-Premier and the Search for a Northern Strait Giovanni da Verrazzano, Gentleman Explorer From Deserta to the “Isthmus” Et in Arcadia Ego Angoulême and Refugio Maine—“Land of Bad People” End of the Voyage, and of Giovanni VI   Cartier’s First Voyage, 1534 Le Maître-Pilote Jacques Cartier Cartier’s First Voyage Gets Under Way South Shore of The Labrador West Coast of Newfoundland Brion, Magdalen, and Prince Edward Islands Gaspé Anticosti and Home VII   Cartier’s Second Voyage, 1535−1536 To Sea with Royal and Episcopal Blessing Retracing First Voyage Le Chemyn de Canada Stadaconé–Quebec Hochelaga First Winter in Canada VIII   The Search for Saguenay, 1538−1543 Preparations for Cartier’s Third Voyage Roberval and Diplomatic Snooping Cartier’s Third Voyage Cartier Meets Roberval and Goes Home The Valiant Demoiselle France-Roy and Search for Saguenay IX   Queen Elizabeth and Her Master Mariners Gloriana Enter Gilbert and Frobisher Martin Frobisher’s First Voyage, 1576 X   Frobisher’s Second and Third Voyages, 1577−1578 Second Voyage Begins Frobisher Bay Again Conclusion of Second Voyage Third Voyage The “Mistaken Straits” A Summer’s Ore-Gathering Homeward Bound Conclusion XI   The Northern Voyages of John Davis, 1585−1587 John Davis, Master Mariner First Voyage, 1585 Second Voyage, 1586 Third Voyage, 1587 XII   Christopher Columbus The African Background Enter Columbus Early Years at Sea XIII   His “Enterprise of the Indies” Columbus’s Great Idea Dealing with Princes Isabella Takes Him On Preparing for the First Voyage XIV   Columbus’s First Voyage of Discovery, August–October 1492 Columbus the Man From Palos to San Salvador XV   The Greater Antilles, 12 October 1492 − 15 March 1493 South to Cuba Hispaniola Homeward Passage XVI   Triumph and Tragedy, March 1493−April 1494 Hour of Triumph Columbus’s Second Voyage From Dominica to Navidad Evil Days at Isabela XVII   Jamaica, Cuba, and Rebellion, 1494−1496 Jamaica and the South Coast of Cuba Hispaniola and Home XVIII   Third Voyage, Mainland Discovered, 1498−1500 Preparations Third Voyage, to Trinidad First Continental Landing An “Other World” Home in Chains Bibliographic Note XIX   The Mariner’s Day Time and Watches Ritual and Religion Food and Drink Navigation End of a Day at Sea XX   Columbus’s Fourth Voyage, 1502−1504 The “High Voyage” Santa Maria de Belén Marooned in Jamaica Death of the Admiral XXI   Ferdinand Magellan XXII   Armada de Molucca, 1517−1519 Preparations Ships and Crews Under Way XXIII   Magellan’s Voyage to the Strait, 1519−1520 From Sanlúcar to the River Plate The Coast of Patagonia XXIV   “The Strait That Shall Forever Bear His Name,” October–November 1520 Strait Discovered From Cape Virgins to Cape Pillar XXV   Across the Pacific North from Cabo Pilar Las Islas Infortunatas Starvation at Sea, Relief at Guam From Samar to Cebu Battle of Mactan and Death of Magellan XXVI   Philippines and Spice Islands Massacre at Cebu Through the Philippines to the Spiceries XXVII   Homeward Bound, 1522 Trinidad’s Fatal Attempt Victoria’s Voyage Home XXVIII   Drake’s Voyage of Circumnavigation, 1577−1579 From Plymouth to Puerto San Julián Through the Strait to Furthest South The Buccaneering Phase Bibliographic Note XXIX   Drake in California, 1579 Nova Albion The Good Bay of Nova Albion The Plate of Brass—or Was It Lead? Voyage Home List of Illustrations
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