...fouthern coalt of Africa ; which, though rude and indiftinft, were fufficient to raife his curiofity, and convince him that there were countries yet unknown and worthy of difcovery. He therefore equipped fome fmall veflels, and commanded that they ihould pafs as far as...

...fouthern Coaft of Africa; •which, though rude and indiftin£r., were fufficient to raife his Curiofity, and convince him that there were Countries yet unknown and worthy of Difcovery. He. He therefore equipped feme fmall Veflels, and commanded that they fliould pafs as far...

...fouthern Coaft of Africa; which, though rude and indiftinft, were fuffkient to j-aife his Curiofity, and convince him that there were Countries yet unknown and worthy of Difcovery. He He therefore equipped fome fmall Vefiels, and commanded that they fhould pafs as far...

...fouthern coaft of Africa; which, though rude and indiftinft, were fufficient to raife his curiofity, and convince him, that there were countries yet unknown and worthy of difcovery. He therefore equipped fome fmall vefiels, and commanded that they ftiould pafs as far as...

...• with the inhabitants of the continent, some accounts of the interior kingdoms and southern coast of Africa ; which, though rude and indistinct, were...sufficient to raise his curiosity, and convince him that,there were countries yet unknown and worthy of discovery. He therefore equipped some small vessels,...

...continent, some accounts of the interior kingdoms and southern coast of Africa ; which, though mdc and indistinct, were sufficient to raise his curiosity,...upon the great Atlantic ocean, the immensity of which struck the gross and unskilful navigators of those times with terror and amazement. He was not able...

...conversation with the inhabitants of the continent, some accounts of the interior kingdoms and southern coast of Africa; which, though rude and indistinct, were...commanded that they should pass as far as they could along the coast of Africa which looked upon the grea.t\dtlantic ocean, the immensity of which struck the...

...conversation with the inhabitants of the continent, some accounts of the interior kingdoms and southern coast of Africa; which, though rude and indistinct, were...commanded that they should pass as far as they could along the coast of Africa which looked upon the great Atlantic ocean, the immensity of which struck the gross...

...conversation with the inhabitants of the continent, some accounts of the interior kingdoms and southern coast of Africa ; which, though rude and indistinct, were...upon the great Atlantic ocean, the immensity of which struck the gross and unskilful navigators of these times with terror and amazement. He was not able...

...conversation with the inhabitants of the continent, some accounts of the interior kingdoms and southern coast of Africa ; which, though rude and indistinct, were...equipped some small vessels, and commanded that they shoukl pass as far as they could along the coast of Africa which looked upon the great Atlantic ocean,...