LV.  A letter from Muly Hamet to the Earl of Leicester.

LVI.  The Queenes letters to the Emperour of Marocco.

LVII.  A patent to certaine merchants of Exeter for a trade to the river of
  Senega and Gambra in Guinea, 1588.

LVIII.  A voyage to Benin, 1588.  Written by James Welsh.

LIX.  The voiage of John Newton and John Bird to Benin. 1588.

LX.  The second voyage of John Newton and John Bird to Benin. 1590.

LXI.  An advertisement sent to Philip II. king of Spaine from Angola by
  Baltazar Almeida de Sousa. 1591.

LXII:  Confirmatio treugarum inter Eduardum quartum et Joannem secundum.
  1482.

LXIII.  The ambassage which John II. king of Portugall, sent to Edward IV.

LXIV.  A relation sent by Melchior Peloney to Nigil de Moura. 1591.

LXV.  The Voyage of Richard Rainolds and Thomas Dassel to Guinea.

LXVI.  A briefe relation concerning the cities of Tombuto and Gago.

LXVII.  Another relation concerning the same.

LXVIII.  A briefe extract of a patent granted to Thomas Gregory, of Tanton.

LXIX.  The maner of the taking of two Spanish ships by Thomas White, 1592.

LXX.  A true report of the honourable service at sea perfourmed by Sir John
  Burrough, prepared by Sir Walter Raleigh.

LXXI.  The firing and sinking of the stout and warrelike Carack called Las
  Cinque Llagas, by Nicholas Downton.

LXXII.  The casting away of the Tobie, 1593.

LXXIII.  The letters of the Queene sent by Laurence Aldersey to the Emperour
  of AEthiopia, 1597

LXXIV.  The Omissions of Cales voyage.

LXXV.  Indices, viz.—­
       Vol.  VIII. 
       Vol.  IX. 
       Vol.  X.
       Vol.  XI.

LXXVI.  Tables of Contents, viz:—­
       Vol.  VIII. 
       Vol.  IX. 
       Vol.  X.
       Vol.  XI.

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