Note 238 — Chapter X · VOYAGES AND PROJECTS OF DISCOVERY UNDER HENRY VIII
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The author of an article in the English Historical Review (vol. xx, p. 115) suggests that it was the Samson and not the Mary Gilford which visited the West Indies, but there seems to be no satisfactory proof of this. The balance of evidence certainly points to the loss of the Samson in the North-West.