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WORKS ISSUED BY
THE HAKLUYT SOCIETY

Series Editors
W. F. Ryan
Gloria Clifton
Joyce Lorimer

FOUR TRAVEL JOURNALS

The Americas, Antarctica and Africa, 17751874

THIRD SERIES
NO. 18
(Issued for 2007)

THE HAKLUYT SOCIETY
Council and Officers 20062007

PRESIDENT Professor Roy Bridges
VICE-PRESIDENTS
Dr John Bockstoce	Dr Nigel Rigby
Captain M. K. Barritt RN	Dr Sarah Tyacke CB
Professor Glyndwr Williams
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Dr Jack Benson (co-opted)	Professor Robin Law FBA (2004)
Captain R. J. Campbell OBE RN (2004)	Anthony Payne (2005)
Dr Daniel Carey (2007)	Royal Geographical Society
Ms Susannah Fisher (2005)	(Dr John H. Hemming CMG)
Francis Herbert (2006)	Dr Joan-Pau Rubiees (2005)
Bruce Hunter (co-opted)	Dr Ann Savours Shirley (2007)
Dr James Kelly (2003)	Professor William Sherman (2006)
Jonathan King (2003)	Dr John Smedley (co-opted)
Lionel Knight (2006)	Professor D. W. H. Walton (2007)
Professor T. Youngs (2004)
CUSTODIAN TRUSTEES
Professor W. E. Butler	Dr Sarah Tyacke CB
Dr Sarah Tyacke CB	Professor Glyndwr Williams
HONORARY TREASURER David Darbyshire FCA
HONORARY SECRETARY AND SERIES EDITOR Professor W. F. Ryan FBA
HONORARY ASSISTANT SERIES EDITORS
Dr Gloria Clifton	Professor Joyce Lorimer
HONORARY EDITOR ON-LINE PUBLICATIONS Raymond John Howgego
HONORARY ARCHIVIST Mrs Margaret Makepeace
ADMINISTRATOR Richard Bateman (to whom queries and application for membership may be made) Telephone: 0044 (0)1428 641 850 E-mail: Fax: 0044 (0)1428 641 933
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The Hakluyt Society, 2007
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INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE HAKLUYT SOCIETY

Australia Dr Martin Wood, Curator of Maps, National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT 2601

Canada Professor Joyce Lorimer, Department of History, Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 3C5

France Contre-amiral Franois Bellec, 1 place Henri Barbusse, F92300 Levallois, France

Germany Thomas Tack, Ziegelbergstr. 21, D-63739 Aschaffenburg

Japan Dr Derek Massarella, Faculty of Economics, Chuo University, Higashinakano 7421, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo 19203

Netherlands Dr Leo M. Akveld, Hammerfestraat 48, 3067 DC Rotterdam

New Zealand John C. Robson, Map Librarian, University of Waikato Library, Private Bag 3105, Hamilton

Portugal Dr Manuel Ramos, Av. Elias Garcia 187, 3Dt, 1050 Lisbon

Russia Professor Alexei V. Postnikov, Institute of the History of Science and Technology, Russian Academy of Sciences, 1/5 Staropanskii per., Moscow 103012

Spain Carlos Novi, Calle de Vera 26, E-17255 Begur (Girona), Spain and 39 Hazelmere Road, Petts Wood, Kent BR5 1PA, England, UK

USA Edward L. Widmer, The John Carter Brown Library, P.O. Box 1894, Providence, Rhode Island 02912

DONATIONS

The Hakluyt Society gratefully acknowledges donors in 20062007 including donors to the American Friends of the Hakluyt Society

The inclusion here of a record of recent financial contributions to the work of the Society is an innovation which we trust members will approve. The need for such contributions has grown inexorably in recent years and Council has thought it right that the generosity of individuals and institutions in this respect should be acknowledged, not just in the relatively ephemeral Annual Report or Newsletter but in the more permanent form of the pages of our published volumes. Certainly, the Society is extremely grateful for the contributions and bequests it has received. These help to make possible the endeavour which Richard Hakluyt himself inspired, and which the Society has continued for 111 years the endeavour to record, to understand and to interpret the means by which, for better or worse, different regions and different peoples of the world have become connected with one another.

Mr Edward Alsip	Mr Stephen A. Kanter
Mr Robert C. Baron	Mr John Levin
Mr Herbert K. Beals	Mr John H. Libcke
Dr Sanford H. Bederman	Mr Caedmon A. Liburd
Mr Matthew S. Blum	Mr Stephen F. Lintner
Dr John Bockstoce	Dr & Mrs Ross D. E. MacPhee
Mr Bruce P. Bogert	Mr Kenneth MacPherson
Mr James Breckenridge	Mr William McKinstry
Mr Brian Bridges	Mr Glen McLaughlin
Mr Charles Elk	Mr & Mrs Robert M. Norris
Dr Norman Fiering	Dr James C. Orcutt
Mr Joseph H. Fitzgerald	Mr R. David Parsons
Mr Richard H. Float	Dr Norman C. Peeler
Mr & Mrs Albert & Mary Fullerton	Mr Brian R. Pinto
Mr Martin L. Green	Dr Hugh Raffles
Mr Manuel Guerra	Mr William S. Reese
Mr Todd Hanson	Mr & Mrs Curtis & Joan Roy
Dr William L. Harris	Professor David Harris Sacks
Mr Warren Heckrotte	Mr Robert F. Scholl
Mr Paul Herrup	Mr Werner Schuele
John Carter Brown Library	Mr & Mrs Harold & Michelle Schwab
Mr Neil M. Silverman	Professor Andrew Walls (per the Scottish
Mr Kenneth J. Siple	Institute of Missionary Studies)
Mr Stephen A. Skold	Mr F. David Westcott
Mr David H. Stam	Mr Peter H. Wood
Mr Elmer Templeton	Mr Edgar L. Weber
Mr Stuart Thro

The President and Council would like in particular to express their gratitude for a substantial bequest from the estate of the late Mr Raymond Jagger, a member of the Society for over thirty years. As with all donations and bequests to the Society, this will go directly to defraying the costs of publication.

Grants made to assist the publication of specific volumes are acknowledged in those volumes and in the Annual Report.

FOUR TRAVEL JOURNALS

THE AMERICAS, ANTARCTICA AND AFRICA, 17751874

Edited by
Herbert K. Beals
R. J. Campbell
Ann Savours and Anita McConnell
Roy Bridges

First published 2007 by Ashgate Publishing

Published 2016 by Routledge
2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN
711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017, USA

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