Charles Raymond Beazley

Charles Raymond Beazley

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Portrait of Charles Raymond Beazley Charles Raymond Beazley 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 7… (1911)

At last Dampier, leaving Davis, went on board Swan’s ship, and proceeded with him along the northern parts of Mexico as far as southern California. Swan then proposed, as the expedition met with “bad success” on the Mexican coast, to run across the Pacific and return by the East Indies. They started from Cape Corrientes on the 31st of March 1686, and reached Guam in the Ladrones on the 20th of May; the men, having almost come to an end of their rations, had decided to kill and eat their leaders next, beginning with the “lusty and fleshy” Swan.
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