A 20-volume seventeenth-century work (reissued in a 1905-7 edition) which follows Hakluyt in recording voyages of exploration.

5. Letter of Master Gabriel Archer on the Virginia voyage; 6. The wrack and redemption of Sir Thomas Gates; 7. The voyage of Samuell Argal from Virginia to the ile of Bermuda; 8. Relation of the Counsell of Virginia; 9. Letter of Sir Samuell Argoll touching his voyage to Virginia; 10. Notes of Virginian affairs; 11. Letter from James Towne in Virginia; 12. Of the lotterie; 13. The estate of the colonie, anno 1620; 14. A sea-fight; 15. Viginian affaires since the yeere 1620; 16. English voyages to the Summer Ilands; 17. Relations of Summer Ilands; 18. Captaine John Smith's historie of Bermudas; 19. Briefe intelligence from Virginia by letters; 20. Virginia's verger; Part X: 1. The discoverie and plantation of New England; 2. The voyage of Master Henrie Challons; 3. Extracts of a book of Captaine John Smith; 4. Journal of a plantation setled at Plimoth; 5. Good newes from New England; 6. Nova Scotia; 7. The beginning of a patent for New-found-land; 8. Captaine Richard Whitbournes voyages to New-found-land; 9. His majesties plantation in the New-found-land; 10. Fleets set forth to sea against the Spaniards; 11. Plans for the invasion of England; 12. A discourse of the Portugall voyage, anno 1589.