The English-American, His Travail by Sea and Land: or, A New Survey of the West-India's

By the true and painfull endevours of Thomas Gage, now Preacher of the Word of God at Acris in the County of Kent. Anno Dom. 1648.

A NEW SURVEY OF THE WEST-INDIES. - CHAP. I. - How Rome doth yearly visit the American and Asian Kingdoms.

CHAP. II. - Shewing that the Indians wealth under a pretence of their Conversion hath corrupted the hearts of poor begging Fryers, with strife, hatred and ambition.

CHAP. III. - Shewing the manner of the Missions of Fryers and Jesuites to the India's.

CHAP. IV. - Shewing to what Provinces of the East and West India's belonging to the Crown of Castilia are sent Missions of Fryers and Jesuites. And specially of the Mission sent in the yeare 1625.

CHAP. V. - Of the Indian Fleet that departed from Cales, Anno Dom. 1625. And of some remarkable passages in that Voiage.

CHAP. VI. - Of our discovery of some Islands, and what trouble befell us in one of them.

CHAP. VII. - Of our further Sayling to St. John de Ulhua, aliàs, Vera Crux; and of our landing there.

CHAP. VIII. - Of our Landing at Vera Crux, otherwise St. John de Ulhua, and of our entertainment there.

CHAP. IX. - Of our journey from St. John de Ulhua to Mexico; and of the most remarkeable Townes and Villages in the way.