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whether Spanish sources were employed in their preparation. 1 All these maps, which 

 were drawn by Herman Moll, show us a group of islands without names in which we can 

 recognize without difficulty the Los Monges Archipelago. This identity is proved by 

 Herman MolPs great world-map of about 1715 on which the three islands Los Morges, 

 La Vesina, and La Desgraciade are marked. 2 Their position in 230° E. long. of Ferro, 





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19. Part of a Manuscript World Map by William Hacke. Representing Ambrose Cowley's track in 1685. 



1 See "A new map of the World according to Mercators projection, shewing tbe course of Capt. Cowleys 

 Voyage round it" (in A Collection of Original Voyages publ. by Capt. William Hacke, Lond. 1699); "A Map 

 of the World, Shewing the Course of Mr. Dampiers Voyage Round it: from 1679, to 1691"; and "A View of 

 the General and Coasting Trade-Winds in the great Soutli Ocean" (in the various editions of Dampier's Voyages, 

 of which the first appeared in 1697). 



2 See "A new and correct Map of the World, laid down according to the newest discoveries and from 

 the most exact observations, by Herman Moll Geographer" (in two hemispheres). On Moll's World-map of 



