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Sir Francis Drake revived, from 1626.

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Sir Francis Drake

Reuiued:

Calling vpon this Dull or Effeminate Age,

to folowe his Noble Steps for Golde & Siluer,

By this Memorable Relation, of the Rare Occurrances

(neuer yet declared to the World) in a Third Voyage,

made by him into the Weft-Indies, in the Yeares 72.&73.

when Nombre de Dios was by him and 52. others

only in his Company, furprifed.

Faithfully taken out of the Reporte of Mr. Chviftofer Ceely, Ellis

Hixon, and others, who were in the fame Voyage with him.

By Philip Nichols, Preacher.

Reviewed alfo by Sr. Francis Drake himfelfe before his Death,

& Muchholpen and enlarged, by diuers Notes, with his owne

hand here and there Inferted.

Set forth by Sr. Francis Drake. Barones

(his Nephew) now liuing.

LONDON

Printed by E. A. for Nicholas Bourne dwelling ae the

South Entrance of the Rexell Exchange. 16 % 6.

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