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VOL. XIV.

I. Virginia richly valued, by the description of Florida, out of the trauel and discouerie of Don Ferdinando de Soto translated out of the Portuguese by Richard Hakluyt, Part II. 5

II. A discourse of J. B. Ramusius, concerning the three voyages of Frier Marco de Nica, Francis Vasquez de Coronado, and Ferdinando Alorchon       59

III. A letter of Francis Vasquez de Coronado to Don Antonio de Mendoça (1539)      60

IV. Another letter       61

V. Another letter        63

VI. A relation of the discovery of Ceuola or Cibola by Frier Marco de Niça       67

VII. El Viaie de Antonio de Espeio (1583)       84

VIII. A brief relation of two Voyages, the first by Frier Augustin Ruyz (1581), the second by A. de Espejo (1583), written by Frier J. Gonzales de Mendoça       100

IX. Letter of Bartholomew Cano to Francis Hernandes (1590)       115

X. The Relation of Francis Vasquez de Coronado, concerning his voyage (1540)       117