Introduction; Note on the Previous Biographical Accounts or Captain John Davis.; Note on the “New Map”, By C. H. Coote.; The first voyage 1 of Master John Davis, undertaken in June 1585, for the Discoverie of the Northwest Passage.; The second voyage attempted by Master John Davis with others, for the discoverie of the Northwest Passage, in Anno 1586:; M aister D avis being arrived, wrote his letter to M. W illiam S anderson of London, concerning his voyage, as followeth .; The relation of the course which the Sunshine, a barke of fiftie tunnes, and the Northstarre a small pinnesse, being two vessels of the fleet of M. John Davis, held after he had sent them from him, to discover the passage betweene Groenland and Island.; The third voyage Northwestward, made by John Davis, Gentleman, as chiefe Captaine and Pilot generall, for the discoverie of a passage to the Isles of the Molucca, or the coast of China, in the yeere 1587.; A Traverse-Booke Made by M. John Davis In his third voyage for the discoverie of the Northwest passage.; A letter of the sayd M. J ohn D avis , written to M. S anderson of London , concerning his forewritten voyage.; The [3rd] voiage 1 of the right honorable George, Erie of Cumberland, to the Azores, &c.; The last voyage of the worshipfull M. Thomas Candish, esquire, intended for the South sea, the Philippinas, and the coast of China, with 3 tall ships and two barks.; The Voyage of Captaine John Davis to the Easterns India, Pilot in a Dutch Ship ; Written by himselfe. 1; A briefe Relation of Master J ohn D avis , chiefe Pilot to the Zelanders in their East-India Voyage, departing from Middleborough the fifteenth of March, Anno 1598.; The second Voyage of John Davis with Sir Edward Michelborne, Knight, into the East-Indies, in the Tigre , a ship of two hundred and fortie Tuns, with a Pinnasse called the Tigres Whelpe: which, though in time it be later then the first of the East-Indian Societie, yet because it was not set forth by them, I have heere placed. 1; Mr. John Daves his observations Voyaging from Acheane to Tecoe and Priaman. 1; The Worldes Hydrographical Discription.; To the Right Honorable Lordes of her Majesties Most Honorable Privie Counsayle.; The Worlds Hydrographicall Objections Against al Northerly Discoveries.; The Seamans Secrets.; Thr First Booke of the Seamans Secrets.; The Second Booke of the Seamans Secrets.