...order in which they stand, they may be thus stated (Hakluyt, vol. iii. p. 6). 1. " An extract from the map of Sebastian Cabot, cut by Clement Adams,...concerning his discovery of the West Indies, which is to be seen in his majesty's privy gallery, at Westminster, and in many other ancient merchants' houses."...

...look closely into the subject. The evidence usually referred to as establishing the fact consists of an " extract taken out of the map of Sebastian Cabot, cut by Clement Adams," quoted by Hakluyt and Purchas. This would seem to have been a broad sheet, on which an attempt was...

...look closely into the subject. The evidence usually referred to as establishing the fact consists of an " extract taken out of the map of Sebastian Cabot, cut by Clement Adams," quoted by Hakluyt and Purchas. This would seem to have been a broad sheet, on which an attempt was...

...errors, fallen into by the biographer, regarding this same " extract." It is described by Hakluyt as an " extract taken out of the map of Sebastian Cabot,...concerning his discovery of the West Indies, which is to be seen in her Majestie's Privy Gallery at Westminster, and in many other ancient merchants' houses."...

...look closely into the subject. The evidence usually referred to as establishing the fact consists of an " extract taken out of the map of Sebastian Cabot, cut by Clement Adams," quoted by Hakluyt and Purchas. This would seem to have been a broad sheet, on which an attempt was...

...grant, might possibly have violated his powers. Of this quibble, the magnanimous monarch availed himself to rescind the privileges of the first patent, in...the accession of his son it became probable that the covetousness of the father would be in some measure atoned for, and that Cabot would be reinstated...

...Expedition to the Moluccas. — Council of Badajos. — Jealousy of the Portuguese.—Diego Garcia.—Martin Mendez. — The Brothers Rojas. THE loss of the documents...the accession of his son it became probable that the covetousness of the father would be in some measure atoned for, and that Cabot would be reinstated...

...appearance in Spain are poorly accounted for. A blank occurs, which these annals, written when liis spirits were buoyant, and his mind active, would doubtless...Westminster, and in many other ancient merchants' 1 houses." King Henry the Seventh died in the year 1509, during Cabot's absence; and upon the accession...

...errors, fallen into by the biographer, regarding this same " extract." It is described by Hakluyt as an " extract taken out of the map of Sebastian Cabot,...concerning his discovery of the West Indies, which is to be seen in her majestie's Privy Gallery at Westminster, and in many other ancient merchants' houses."...

...year of his reign ; whilst at page 51] of Hackluyt's ponderous folio is an " Extract out of the Mapp of Sebastian Cabot, cut by Clement Adams, concerning his discovery of the West Indies, which was to be seen in her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's private gallery at Westminster, and in many merchants'...