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English: Franciscvs Draco CVM

[xfE136 B79 v.8 p. 62]

Francis Drake in California, 1579

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Published 1590

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http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/Exhibits/nativeamericans/lg13.html

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Published in Theodor De Bry COLLECTION PEREGRINATIONUM IN INDIAM ORIENTALEM ET INDIAM OCCIDENTALEM, XXV PARTIBUS, COMPREHENSAE A THEODORE, JOAN. THEODORO DE BRY, ET A MATHEO MERIAN PUBLICATAE. SER. 1. HISTORIA AMERICAE SIVE NOVI ORBIS. CONTINENS IN XIII DISTINCTIS PARTIBUS...]. Francofurti ad Moenum: M. Merian, 1590.

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