Sir Humphrey Gilbert's Voyage To Newfoundland By Edward Hayes






























































































































 -  Yet have we
more near feeling and perseverance of His powerful hand and protection
when God doth bring us together - Page 51
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Yet Have We More Near Feeling And Perseverance Of His Powerful Hand And Protection When God Doth Bring Us Together With Others Into One Same Peril, In Which He Leaveth Them And Delivereth Us, Making Us Thereby The Beholders, But Not Partakers, Of Their Ruin.

Even so, amongst very many difficulties, discontentments, mutinies, conspiracies, sicknesses, mortality, spoilings, and wracks by sea, which were afflictions

More than in so small a fleet or so short a time may be supposed, albeit true in every particularity, as partly by the former relation may be collected, and some I suppressed with silence for their sakes living, it pleased God to support this company, of which only one man died of a malady inveterate, and long infested, the rest kept together in reasonable contentment and concord, beginning, continuing, and ending the voyage, which none else did accomplish, either not pleased with the action, or impatient of wants, or prevented by death.

Thus have I delivered the contents of the enterprise and last action of Sir Humfrey Gilbert, Knight, faithfully, for so much as I thought meet to be published; wherein may always appear, though he be extinguished, some sparks of his virtues, be remaining firm and resolute in a purpose by all pretence honest and godly, as was this, to discover, possess, and to reduce unto the service of God and Christian piety those remote and heathen countries of America not actually possessed by Christians, and most rightly appertaining unto the crown of England, unto the which as his zeal deserveth high commendation, even so he may justly be taxed of temerity, and presumption rather, in two respects.

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