Cape Good Hope 1652-1702

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Cape Good Hope
Volume 2

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Chapter three Expansion and Exploration 1680 - 1698

42	Elias Hesse	226
43	Christopher Fryke	229
44	David Tappen	236
45	Christophorus Schweitzer	243
46	John Preston	244
47	John Hallwell	245
48	Elias Hesse	246
49	Nicolaus de Graaff	252
50	Jos. Haddock	252
51	John Tyrell	255
52	Christopher Fryke	258
53	Chevalier de Forbin	261
54	Francois-Timoléon de Choisy	264
55	Father Guy Tachard	271
56	Chevalier de Chaumont	295
57	Chevalier de Chaumont	299
58	F.T. de Choisy	301
59	Father Guy Tachard	305
60	Captain Ambrose Cowley	307
61	Philip Leigh	313
62	Nicolaus de Graaff	314
63	Simon de la Loubère	317
64	Father Guy Tachard	322
65	Masurier	330
66	(Father Marcel le Blanc)	331
67	Johan Wilhelm Vogel	336
68	Georg Meister	340
69	Simon de la Loubère	352
70	Father Guy Tachard	352
71	Father Marcel le Blanc	358
72	John Bonnell	367
73	(A. du Quesne-Guiton)	370
74	François Leguat	374
75	William Dampier	377
76	‘Dr Browne’	386
77	Robert Everard	389
78	John Ovington	391
79	Christoffel Langhansz	400
80	John Dorrill	412
81	Thomas South	415
82	George Phenney	416
83	William Erle	417
84	Richard Laycock	424
85	François Leguat	426
86	John Dorrill	439
87	William Gyfford	440
88	William Erle	441

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The double-column text that follows contains extracts from the Cape Council's Diary, supplemented by other documents in the Archives. The texts of the authors are in large, Roman type, my comments and notes are either italicised or in square brackets. [dr] in the text means: Confirmed by the Diary entry for this date; whereas [dr 10/3] means: But the Diary has this for March 10. An asterisk* following a word means: Refer to the index for further information, where also will be found identifications of places, people, flora, fauna, the titles of books cited by authors' names, and notes on points marked with asterisks in the text.

+ ‘[red. dbnl] zie verantwoording’

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[29] From item 43. The Shipwreck that never was.