All the Voyages Round the World: From the First by Magellan, in 1520, to that of Krusenstern in 1807

Acapulco admiral afterwards anchor appeared arms arrived bark Batavia boats Bougainville brought called canoes Cape Cape Horn Captain Cook Captain Rogers chief cloth coast cocoa-nuts colour command commodore crew Dampier day-break discovered distance Dutch east eight enemy English Ereti feet fire fish five four fowls fruit gave governor Guam guns harbour hogs houses Indians inhabitants island Isle killed king La Perouse land latitude leagues length longitude Macao Magellan Manilla miles morning natives night o'clock officers on-board on-shore Otaheite Otoo Paita party Perouse pieces pinnace port Port Jackson Portuguese present prisoners prize procured provisions quantity received returned river round sailed sailors scurvy seamen seemed seen sent ship shore side sight soon South Sea Spaniards Spanish steered strait straits of Magellan tain Tinian took town trees vessel voyage wind women wood