great collector of Rare Books, who died in 1770, and whose library
was sold in 1815.

36 This "last edition" is evidently the limited one of Hakluyt's
Collection of Voyages of 1809-12, 5 vols. 4to, edited by R. H. Evans
and printed by Woodfall.

37 Stevens's Historical and Geographical Notes, p. 20.

38 Estavan Gomes, a Portuguese pilot, sailed with Magellan on his
famous voyage in 1519, but deserted with his ship and crew. In 1525
(_not_ 1524) he sailed from Corunna. He coasted Newfoundland as far
south as 40 deg. Here he took on board certain Indians and carried
them to Spain. (C.D.)

39 Born 1478. His _Historia general de los Indias_ was not published in
its entirety until 1851-55. (C.D.)

40 It appears from a passage in Chapter xvii. of this Discourse that
Hakluyt had seen an original manuscript account of Cartier's second
voyage in the Royal Library at Paris.

M212 The Prynces of England called the defenders of the faithe.

41 This title was conferred on Henry VIII. by Leo X. by a bull dated
the fifth of the Ides of October 1521, for his book "Assertio Septem
Sacramentorum adversus Martin Lutherum," etc., printed by Pynson,
1521.

M213 Plantings fyrste necessarye.

42 Friar Luys Cancel of Balvastro was, with other friars, sent to
Florida by Philip II. in 1549, where they were massacred and eaten.
(See Eden's version of Gomara's Historia general, cap. xiv. Woods.)

M214 A question of the adversary.

43 For an account of this earliest colony of Protestantism in America,
consult Bayle's _Dictionnaire_, Art. _Villegagnon_ and _Ricker_;
Cotton Mather, _Magnalia_, Book I., Southey's History of Brazil; De
Thou, Maimbourg, etc.

44 Dr. Woods thinks Hakluyt is mistaken in saying ministers went out
with Ribault to Florida. It is indeed hardly likely that Coligny
would have thus alienated the sympathy of Charles IX.

45 Master Wolfall was the name of the minister who accompanied
Frobisher, (see vol. xii. of this edition, p. 81), and Master
Francis Fletcher was with Drake in his voyage round the world in
1577-80. His notes of the voyage were republished by the Hakluyt
Society in 1854.

M215 Barbary

46 See the accounts of Voyages to Barbary given in Vol. xi. of this
Edition.

M216 The Domynions of the Kinge of Spayne.