Eerste[-derde] schip-vaert der Hollanderen nae de Oost-Indien door de Waygats, by - Noorden Noorweghen, Moscovien ende Tartarien: zijnde verrijckt met een beschryvinge veeler aengrenfende landen, noyt in eenige voorige (1648)
Veer, Gerrit de · Amsterdam : J. Jansz · leaf 81
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Barentsz, Willem, ca. 1550-1597 · Northeast Passage · Arctic regions
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