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A46301 An account of two voyages to New-England wherein you have the setting out of a ship, with the charges, the prices of all necessaries for furnishing a planter and his family at his first coming, a description of the countrey, natives, and creatures, with their merchantil and physical use, the government of the countrey as it is now possessed by the English, &c., a large chronological table of the most remarkable passages, from the first dicovering of the continent of America, to the year 1673 / by John Josselyn, Gent. Josselyn, John, fl. 1630-1675. 1674 (1674) Wing J1091; ESTC R20234 110,699 292

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New-England from the first year of their setling there to purpose to this present year of our Lord 1673. with many other things by the way inserted and worth the observing I present unto your view in this ensuing Table Anno Mundi 3720 Britain known to the Graecians as appeared by Polybius the Greek Historian 265 years before the Birth of our Saviour after him Athenaeus a Greek Author of good account 170 before Christ relateth that Hiero sent for a mast for a great Ship that he had built to Britain Anno Mundi 3740 Hanno the Carthaginian flourished who sent to discover the great Island Atlantis i. e. America Anno Mundi 3873 Britain unknown to the Romans was first discovered to them by Julius Caesar 54 years before the Birth of Christ who took it to be part of the Continent of France and got nothing but the sight of that part called afterwards England which is the South of Britain Anno Domini 86 Britain discovered to be an Island and conquered by Julius Agricola 136. years after Julius Caesars entrance into it Anno Domini 99 The Emperour Trajan flourished and stretched the Confines of the Roman Enpire unto the remotest Dominions of the East-Indies who never before that time had heard of a Roman Anno Domini 745 Boniface Bishop of Mens a City in Germany was accused before Pope Zachary in the time of Ethelred King of the East-Angles for Heresie c. in that he averred there were Antipodes St. Augustine and Lactantius opinion was that there were none Anno Domini 827 Egbert the Saxon Monarch changed the name of the people in England and called them English-men Anno Domini 844 The Turks or Scythians came from thence in the time of Ethelwolf King of the West-Saxons If the Ottoman-line should fail the Chrim Tartar is to succeed being both of one Family Anno Domini 959 Edgar Sirnamed the Peaceable the 30 Monarch of the English caused the Wolves to be destroyed by imposing a Tribute upon the Princes of Wales and Fage Prince of north-North-Wales paid him yearly 300 Wolves which continued three years space in the fourth year there was not a Wolf to be found and so the Tribute ceased Anno Domini 1160 In the Emperours Frederick Barbarossa's time certain West-Indians came into Germany Anno Domini 1170 Madoc the Son of Owen Gwineth Prince of north-North-Wales his voyage to the West-Indies he planted a Colony in the Western part of the Countrey in our Henry the Seconds Raign Anno Domini 1300 Flavio of Malphi in Naples invented the Compass in our Edward the firsts time Anno Domini 1330 The Canaries discovered by an English Ship Anno Domini 1337 In Edward the third's time a Comet appeared continuing 30 days Anno Domini 1344 Machan an English-man accidentally discovered Madera-Island Anno Domini 1350 Estotiland discovered by fishermen of Freez-land in Edward the third's Raign Anno Domini 1360 The Franciscan-Fryer Nicholas de Linne who is said to discover the Pole by his black Art went thither in the Raign of Edward the Third Anno Domini 1372 Sir John Mandivel the Great Traveller dyed at Leige a City in the Netherland Provinces in Edward the Third's Raign Anno Domini 1380 Nicholas and Antonio Zeni two Noble Gentlemen of Venice were driven by Tempest upon the Island of Estotiland or Gronland in our Edward the Third's Raign Anno Domini 1417 The Canaries Conquered by Betan-Court a Frenchman Anno Domini 1420 The Island of Madera discovered in our Henry the Fifth's time Anno Domini 1428 The Island Puerto Santo or Holy-port distant from Madera 40 miles discovered by Portingal Mariners on All-hallowes-day and therefore called Holy-port it is in compass 150 miles in Henry the Sixth's Raign Anno Domini 1440 The Island of Cape de verd discovered Anno Domini 1452 The Marine parts of Guinea discovered by the Portingals in Henry the Sixth's Raign Anno Domini 1478 Ferdinando first Monarch of all Spain Anno Domini 1485 Henry the Seventh began to Raign Anno Domini 1486 The Kingdom of Angola and Congo with the Islands of St. George St. James and St. Helens discovered Anno Domini 1488 Christopher Columbus a Genouese offered the discovery of the West-Indies to Henry the Seventh Anno Domini 1492 Christopher Columbus sent to discover the West-Indies by Ferdinando King of Arragon and Isabella Queen of Castile who descended from Edward the Third King of England The Caribby-Islands the Antilles or Cani●al or Camerean-Islands now discovered by Christopher Columbus and took possession of Florida and Hispaniola for the King of Spain Anno Domini 1493 Alexander the Sixt Pope of Rome a Spa●iard took upon him to divide the world ●y his Bull betwixt the Portingal and the ●paniard bearing date the fourth of May ●iving to the one the East and to the other ●he West Indies St. Jean Porto Rico discovered by Christopher Columbus Cuba and Jamaica discovered by him this was his second voyage Anno Domini 1495 Sebastian Cabota the first that attempted to discover the North-west passage at the charge of Henry the Seventh Anno Domini 1497 Christopher Columbus his third voyage to the West Indies and now he discovered the Countreys of Paria and Cumana with the Islands of Cubagua and Margarita John Cabota and his Son Sebastian Cabota sent by Henry the Seventh to discover the West-Indies which they performed from the Cape of Florida to the 67 degree and a half of Northerly latitude being said by some to be the first that discovered Florida Virginia and New-found-land Vasques de Gama his voyage to Africa Anno Domini 1500 Christopher Columbus his fourth and last voyage to the West-Indies Jasper Corteriaglis a Portugal his voyage to discover the North-West passage he discovered Greenland or Terra Corteriaglis or Terra di Laborodoro Anno Domini 1501 Amerious Vesputius a Florentine imployed by the King of Castile and Portingal to discover the West-Indies named from him Seven year after Columbus America Anno Domini 1506 Christopher Columbus dyed Anno Domini 1508 Henry the Seventh dyed August the Two and twentieth Henry the Eighth King of England Anno Domini 1514 Sebastian Cabota the Son of John made further discovery of all the North-east coasts from Cape Florida to New-found-land and Terra Laborador Anno Domini 1516 The voyage of Sir Thomas Pert Vice-Admiral of England and Sebastian Cabota the Eighth of Henry the Eighth to Brasil St. Domingo and St. Juan de puerto rico Anno Domini 1520 Ferdinando Magellano a noble Portingal set forth to sail about the world but was 1521 unfortunately slain Anno Domini 1522 The Bermuduz-Isle 400 in number being 500 miles distant from Virginia a●d 3300 miles from the City of London in the latitude 32 degrees and 30 minutes discovered now accidentally by John Bermuduz a Spaniard Anno Domini 1523 Stephen Gomez his voyage to discover the North-west passage some will have it in Twenty five Anno Domini 1527 New-found-land discovered