Scheeps-togt van Martin Pringe, gedaan in 't jaar 1603. Van Bristol na 't noorder-gedeelte van Virginien....

William Browne, Skipper on it was, 1
-- is sent home from Virginia, 8
-- who arrives safely at Kingroad, ibid.

E.

Edmund Jones, Under-Skipper on the ship Speed-well, 1
Islands on the Northern coast of Virginia full of all kinds of trees and cod, 2

F.

Foul and Gallant, names of the 2 English dogs, 8

G.

Gilbert see Bartholomeus Gilbert.
Cithern-playing was a great entertainment for the Savages, 4
Soil very fertile in Virginia, 7

H.

Trade of the Indians with the English, what it consisted of, 11
Harbor that has the shape of a snail shell, 9
Hendrik Kenton, Surgeon, is murdered by the Indians, 16
Hendrik Suite returns home via the Azores, 16
-- arrives on the Thames, ibid.
Hides of beavers and otters, made to the value of 30,000 crowns, 7

I.

Indians ambush the workers at the Sassafras, 8
-- but are driven off by the caution of the Skipper, 8
-- set fire to the woods of the woodcutters, 9
-- seek to trade with Gilbert, 11
-- desire to see the flags of the English, ibid.
-- murder Gilbert with 4 others, 16
Inhabitants of Virginia described, 4. 5

K.

Clothing of the men and women in Virginia, 5
Merchandise taken along, what it consisted of, 2

L.

Lignum Vitae wood of life found on Mewis, 13
St. Lucia, an island where Gilbert trades with the inhabitants, 11

M.

Martin Pringe, Chief of the ship Speed-well, 1
-- sets sail with his 2 ships from Kingroad, 2
-- receives news of the death of Queen Elizabeth, ibid.
-- passes the Azores, ibid.