Directions to the Bookbinder for placing the Plates:
Reading edition
In Vol. I.
Map of Mexico and South America to be placed at the beginning.
Horn Island ──── (Introduction) to face page xxxviii
Head of Sir Francis Drake 1
Drake going off to sea on a raft 41
Beheading of Capt. Doughty 88
Drake engaging the Cacafuego, a rich Spanish ship 113
Drake conveying away the Spanish Judges and criminal savages 118
Drake receiving the Crown from the Hioh of New Albion 123
Cavendish plundering and burning Paita 191
The King of Java’s Wives destroying themselves 226
Cavendish’s crew in great distress, &c. 250
Capt. Davis’s men taken off a rock 304
Dampier’s men seizing oxen, mules, &c. at a farm-house 340
Capt. Swan entertained by Rajah Laut 370
Dampier and his companions overtaken by a storm 412
Cowley and his men taking in provisions at Juan Fernandez 440
In Vol. II.
Alexander Selkirk making his cats and kids dance 24
Miscellaneous Plate of fish, trees, &c. 48
Mr. Hatley and crew whipped 89
Distressed situation of the Success 120
Sea-lion, sea-lioness, and seals 181
Californian Woman habited in a deer’s skin 229
Californian Man returned from fishing, and another in his bark-log 230
Lawn where Commodore Anson pitched his tent at Juan Fernandez 289
In Vol. III.
The three Charts of the tracks of the Dolphin, Tamar, Swallow, Endeavour, and M. Bougainville, to be accurately joined, and placed at the beginning
Comm. Byron conversing with a Patagonian woman to face page 11
The wolf-fox of Falkland’s Islands 18
Straits of Magellan 22
The Queen of Otaheite taking leave of Capt. Wallis 99
View of a town in the island of Terra del Fuego 196
Musical youth in the new-discovered islands 218
Mr. Banks receiving a visit from the King of the D. of York’s Island 238
A Morai, or burial-place 257
A woman and a boy of the new-discovered islands 270
A Priest of the new-discovered islands in the habit of his order 287
Representation of a dance in the island of Ulietea 299
View of a perforated rock in Tolaga-bay 326
Head of a New Zealand Chief curiously tattooed 327
View of an arched rock on the coast of New Zealand 371
War-canoe, and a branch of the bread fruit tree 396
New Zealand warrior in the dress of his country 398
Warriors of Otaheite and New Zealand defying their enemies 399
In Vol. IV.
The hooded serpent, and an ape of Java 85
M. Bougainville crossing St. Lucia river in a canoe drawn by horses 126
Bougainville hoisting the French colours in the straits of Magellan 194
Prospective view of the great cascade in Cascade-bay 201
In the Voyage to the North Pole.
Map of the Icy Sea ──── (Introduction) i.
Chart of Spitzbergen, or New Greenland 33
View of the Whale Fishery 40
Sr. Francis Drake. J. June Sculp.
