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The wonderful, surprizing and uncommon voyages and adventures of Captain Jones, to Patagonia. : Relating his adventures to sea. His first landing, and strange combat with a mighty bear. His furious battle with his six and thirty men, against an army of eleven kings, with their overthrow and deaths.
Lloyd, David, 1597-1663
74, [2] p., [1] leaf of plates : 23 cm. (4to) Attributed to David Lloyd by Wing CD and the DNB First printed London, 1631 under title: The legend of Captaine Jones A satire, in verse, on Captain John Smith, giving references to Florida and America "The wonderful and surprizing voyages of Captain Jones to Patagonia", p. 17-72, 1st count, preceded by numerous pages of verse. Of note are: "After Captain Jones his great conquest in the Indies, these verses were engraven on a pillar of gold, in the famous city of Chiapa", p. 5, 1st count, which is a combination of Spanish and Maya languages; and "By the assistance of Mr. Gage his rules to learn that Indian tongue called Poconchi, thus faithfully and verbatim translated into English", p. 5-6, 1st count, which is signed E.L.L Signatures: [A]⁴ ([A]1 verso blank) B-I⁴ (B1, B2 missigned Bb1, Bb2) K² Bookseller's advertisements: foot of p. 74, and p. [1-2], 2nd and 3rd counts
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