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Treatises, Priuileges, Letters, &c.
| Ru•sian Emperour to our most gracious Queene Elizabeth. | 374. | |
| 100 | A letter of her Maiestie, sent by Stephen Twerdico and Pheodata Pogorella, Messengers of the Emperour of Russia, vnto their master. | 375. |
| 101 | The Ambassage of M. Thomas Randolfe Esquier, from the Queenes Maiestie to the Empe∣rour of Russia. | 376. |
| 102 | The priuileges graunted to the English merchants, at M. Randolfe his sute. | 378. |
| 103 | A Commission granted by M. Randolfe for a discouery to the Northeast by sea. | 382. |
| 104 | Instructions giuen to the discouerers for that action. | 383. |
| 105 | Certaine letters in verse, written out of Moscouia, by M. George Turberuile, Secretary to M. Randolfe, touching the state of the Countrey, and maners of the people. | 384. |
| 106 | Notes concerning the fourth English voyage into Persia. | 392. |
| 107 | Obseruations of the Sophy of Persia, and of the Religion of the Persians. | 397. |
| 108 | A letter of Richard Vscombe to M. Henry Lane touching the burning of the Citie of Mosco by the Crimme Tartar. | 402. |
| 109 | The Ambassage of M. Anthony Ienkinson from the Queenes Maiestie to the Emperour of Russia, Anno 1571. | 402. |
| 110 | A briefe rehearsall of all the trauailes of M. Anthony Ienkinson. | 411. |
| 111 | A letter of Iames Alday to M. Michael Locke Agent in London for the Moscouie Company touching a trade to be established in Lappia. | 412. |
| 112 | A note of all the necessary instruments and appurtenances belonging to the killing of the Whale. | 413. |
| 113 | The deposition of William Burrough to certeine Interrogatories mooued vnto him concerning the Narue and Kegor. | 414. |
| 114 | The reasons of M. William Burrough to disswade the vse of a trade to the Narue by the way through Sweden. | 416. |
| 115 | A remembrance of aduise giuen to the Moscouie merchants, touching a voyage for Cola abouesaid. | 416. |
| 116 | An Epistle dedicatorie vnto the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, written by M. William Bur∣rough. | 417. |
| 117 | The Queenes Maiesties letters to Shaugh Thamas the great Sophy of Persia. | 418. |
| 118 | The Latitudes and Meridian Altitudes of diuers places in Russia, from the North to the South. | 431. |
| 119 | Directions giuen by M. Richard Hakluyt Esquire, to Morgan Hubblethorne Dier, sent into Persia. | 432. |
| 120 | A Commission giuen by sir Rowland Heyward knight, and George Barne Aldermen, and gouernours of the Moscouie Company• to Arthur Pet and Charles Iackman, for the discouery by Sea towards Cathay. | 433. |
| 121 | Rules and orders giuen to be obserued by them in that Discouery. | 435. |
| 122 | Briefe aduises giuen by M. Iohn Dee to that purpose. | 437. |
| 123 | Instructions giuen them by Richard Hakluyt Esquire to that purpose also. | 437,438. |
| 124 | The letter of Gerard. Mercator to Richard Hakluyt of Oxford touching that discouery. | 443. |
| 125 | Instructions giuen by the Moscouie Company vnto Richard Gibbs, William Biggat, Iohn Backhouse• &c. Masters of their ships. | 453. |
| 126 | The opinion of M. William Burrough, sent to a friend requiring his iudgement for the fittest time of the departure of our ships toward S. Nicolas in Russia. | 455. |
| 127 | The Queenes Maiesties Commission giuen to sir Ierome Bowes, authorizing him her high∣nesse Ambassadour with the Emperour of Moscouie. | 455. |
| 128 | The Queenes Maiesties letters written to the Emperour by sir Ierome Bowes in his commendation. | 457. |
| 129 | The discourse of the Ambassage of sir Ierome Bowes to the aforesaid Emperour. | 458. |
| 130 | The maner of preferring suites in Russia. | 463. |
| 131 | A letter of M. Henry Lane to M. William Sanderson merchant of London, conteyning a briefe discourse of all things passed in our Northren discoueries for the space of 33. yeeres. | 464. |
| 132 | The most solemne and magnificent Coronation of Pheodor Iuanowich Emperour of Russia, set downe by M. Ierome Horsey. | 466. |
| 133 | The Priuileges graunted by the newe Emperour, to the English merchants, and obteined by the foresaid Ierom Horsey. | 470. |
| 134 | The Ambassage of M. Giles Fletcher, Doctor of the Ciuil lawe, from her Maiestie, to the Emperour of Russia. | 473. |
