Extra [1-12] The Principal / Navigations Voyages / Traffiques & Discoveries / of the English Nation / Made by Sea or Over-land to the Remote and Farthest Distant Quarters of the Earth at any Time within the Compasse of these 1600 Yeeres / By Richard Hakluyt / Preacher, and sometime Student of Christ-Church in Oxford / 12 vols, I-III, 1903; IV-XI, 1904; XII, 1905.
Reprint of the 1598-1600 edition, slightly modified in spelling, with contemporary maps, plans and charts in facsimile and, in vol. XII, an essay by Walter Raleigh on the life and work of Hakluyt and a new index by Marie Michon and Elizabeth Carmont. Published by MacLehose, Glasgow, and without mention of the Hakluyt Society. A limited number of sets were taken over by the Society and bound in HS binding.
Extra [13] The Texts and Versions of John de Plano Carpini and William de Rubruquis / as printed for the first time by Hakluyt in 1598 / together with some shorter pieces. Edited by C. Raymond Beazley, M.A., F.R.G.S. / Fellow of Merton College, Oxford. 1903. Pages xx, 345.
A reprint of the texts and versions, Latin and English, and of shorter pieces, especially the voyages of Ohthere and Wulfstan, which open Principal Navigations, with critical and explanatory commentary. The title-page does not mention the Extra Series.
Extra [14-33] Hakluytus Posthumus / or / Purchas His Pilgrimes / Contayning a History of the World in Sea Voyages and Lande Travells by Englishmen and others / By Samuel Purchas, B.D. 20 vols, I-X, 1905; XI-XIX, 1906; XX, 1907.
Reprint of the 1625 edition, slightly modified in spelling, with the addition of a new index by Marie Michon. Published by MacLehose, Glasgow, without mention of the Hakluyt Society. A limited number of sets were taken over by the Society and bound in HS binding.
Extra 34a. The Journals of Captain James Cook on his Voyages of Discovery / The Voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771 / Edited by J. C. Beaglehole / 1955. Reprinted, with addenda and corrigenda, 1968. Pages cclxxxiv, 684/696 + 20 maps, 25 illustrations.
Admiralty instructions and the journal of the First Voyage, with many appendices.
Extra 34b. The Journals of Captain James Cook ... / Charts & Views / Drawn by Cook and his Officers and Reproduced from the Original Manuscripts / edited by R. A. Skelton / 1955, second edition 1969. Pages viii + 58 loose maps, charts, plans, profiles, views and other illustrations.
A separate and unnumbered portfolio containing reproductions of charts and views drawn on the three voyages, with a list.
Extra 35. The Journals of Captain James Cook ... / The Voyage of the Resolution and Adventure 1772-1775 / ... / 1961. Reprinted, with addenda and corrigenda, 1969. Pages clxx, 1021/1028 + 19 maps, 63 illustrations. Half-title gives II as number within the set.
Admiralty instructions and the journal of the Second Voyage, with many appendices.
Extra 36a. The Journals of Captain James Cook ... / The Voyage of the Resolution and Discovery 1776-1780 / ... / Part One / 1967. Pages ccxxiv, 718 + 17 maps, 64 illustrations. Half-title gives III as number within set. Admiralty instructions and the journal of the Third Voyage, with supplementary extracts from journals or logs by James King, Charles Clerke, James Burney, Richard Gilbert, Thomas Edgar.
The main pagination of this and the following volume is continuous. For a separate addendum, see Occasional Booklet 8 below.
Extra 36b. The Journals of Captain James Cook ... 1776-1780 / Part Two / 1967. Pages viii, 723-1647 + 2 maps, 10 illustrations. Half-title gives III as number within set. Appendices containing the journals of William Anderson and David Samwell; extracts from other journals; rolls of the ships' companies, and a calendar of documents, 1774-1791.
A separate pamphlet, Cook and the Russians, consisting of six documents translated from Russian sources, edited by J. C. Beaglehole, was published in 1973 as an addendum to this volume.
Extra 37. The Life of Captain James Cook / by J. C. Beaglehole / 1974. Pages xi, 760 + 11 maps, 38 illustrations.
First separately published by A. and C. Black, 1974, then for the Hakluyt Society.
Extra 38. The Journal of Christopher Columbus / Translated by Cecil Jane / revised and annotated by L. A. Vigneras / with an Appendix by R. A. Skelton / Ninety illustrations from prints and maps of the period / 1960. Pages xii, 227 + 16 maps, 74 illustrations.
A revision of Second Series 65 above. From the transcription by Cesare de Lollis and Julian Paz for the Raccolta Colombiana (1892). Includes Columbus's letter, February-March 1493, describing the results of his first voyage. The appendix is concerned with the cartography of the first voyage. Published by a commercial publisher, Anthony Blond & The Orion Press, and not in the standard Hakluyt Society binding. The Society took over a number of sets with a separate title page.
Extra 39a. The Principall Navigations / Voiages and Discoveries / of the English Nation / by Richard Hakluyt / Imprinted at London, 1589 / * [i.e. vol I] / A Photo-lithographic Facsimile with an Introduction by David Beers Quinn and Raleigh Ashlin Skelton and with a new Index by Alison Quinn / 1965. Pages lx, 501.
Hakluyt's preliminaries, map, first and second parts, and the editors' introduction. Pagination of this and the following volume is continuous.
Extra 39b. The Principall Navigations ... / ** [i.e. vol. II] / ... / 1965. Pages 506-975. The 'Third and Last Part', including the unnumbered Drake leaves, the 'table alphabeticall', and the new index.
Extra 40. The Diary of A. J. Mounteney Jephson / Emin Pasha Relief Expedition 1887-1889. Edited by Dorothy Middleton / With Preface, Prologue and Epilogue compiled by the Editor in Collaboration with Maurice Denham Jephson / 1969. Pages xii, 456 + 2 maps, 16 illustrations.
Two-thirds of the complete diary, the omissions supplied by editorial narrative.
Extra 41. The Journals and Letters of Sir Alexander Mackenzie / Edited by W. Kaye Lamb / 1970. Pages viii, 552 + 6 maps, 3 illustrations.
Mackenzie's 'general history' of the fur trade 'from Canada to the North-West' and his journal of his expedition from Fort Chipewyan to the Pacific in 1793, reprinted from the 1801 edition, together with his unpublished journal of his expedition from Fort Chipewyan to the Arctic in 1789 and all his known letters or fragments of letters.
Extra 42. Ma Huan / Ying-Yai Sheng-Lang / 'The Overall Survey of the Ocean's Shores' / [1433] / Translated from the Chinese Text Edited by Feng Ch'eng-Chün / with Introduction, Notes and Appendices by J. V. G. Mills, formerly Puisne Judge / Straits Settlement / 1970. Pages xix, 393 + 5 maps, 6 illustrations.
The fullest account of China's overseas expansion in the early fifteenth century. Appendices discuss various matters such as southern Asian place-names known to the Chinese in 1433, the Mao K'un map, four Chinese stellar diagrams, and the earliest European rutter of the voyage from Malacca to China.
Extra 43. The Charts & Coastal Views of Captain Cook's Voyages / Volume One / The Voyage of the Endeavour / 1768-1771 / With a Descriptive Catalogue of all the known original surveys and coastal views and the original engravings associated with them / Together with original drawings of the Endeavour and her boats / Chief Editor / Andrew David / Assistant Editors for the Views / Rüdiger Joppien and Bernard Smith / 1988. Pages lxiv, 328 + colour frontispiece, 480 half-tone plates.
Published in association with the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
Extra 44. The Charts & Coastal Views of Captain Cook's Voyages / Volume Two / The Voyage of the Resolution and Adventure / 1772-1775 / ... / 1992. Pages c, 332 + colour frontispiece, 23 colour plates, 320 half-tone plates.
Extra 45. A Particuler Discourse Concerning the Greate Necessitie and Manifolde Commodyties that are like to Growe to this Realm of Englande by the Westerne Discoueries lately Attempted, Written in the Yere 1584. By Richarde Hackluyt of Oxforde / Known as / Discourse of Western Planting / Edited by David B. Quinn and Alison M. Quinn / 1993. Pages xxxi, 229 + 69 half tone plates, 6 other illustrations.
Includes a facsimile of the manuscript and a line for line transcription, with a commentary, bibliography, and index, preceded by a general introduction.
(OB/1-4 and 6 apparently published for sale as well as distributed to members)
OB 1. Richard Hakluyt: his life and work. With a short account of the aims and achievements of the Hakluyt Society. An address delivered by Sir Clements Markham, K.C.B., F.R.S. (President), on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of the society, London, 1896. Pages 19.
OB 2. Address by Sir Clements R. Markham K.C.B. on the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of the society, December 15th, 1896. Revised on the occasion of the sixty-fifth anniversary, 1911, London, 1911. Pages 16.
OB 3. A reproduction of the tablet erected in Bristol Cathedral to the memory of Richard Hakluyt, 1911., [1911].
OB 4. An address on the occasion of the tercentenary of the death of Richard Hakluyt 23 November, 1916 with a note on the Hakluyt family... By Albert Gray, C.B., K.C., President of the Hakluyt Society, London, 1917. Pages 19.
OB 5. Guide for Editors of the Hakluyt Society's Publications, 1929, revised 1958, 2nd edition [with a Preface by E. S. de Beer], 1975. Pages (1975) 34.
OB 6. The Hakluyt Society: A Retrospect. By Sir William Foster, C.I.E., 1946 [a reprint of the essay in 2/93]
OB 7. Prospectus of the Hakluyt Society with List of Publications and Maps, 1956 [also contains indexes and Laws of the Society, as revised 1950: the final and fullest of a series of 'Prospectus' issued since at least the 1910s, many untraced], pp. lvi.
OB 8. Cook and the Russians An addendum to the Hakluyt Society's edition of the The voyage of the Resolution and Discovery, 1776-1780. Edited by J. C. Beaglehole. 1973. Pages 9.
The 'Annual Report', a paginated brochure which included statements of accounts and the Council's report, was issued to all subscribers from an uncertain date, but at least from the 1890s. From 1972, talks given at the Annual General Meeting were published in this brochure in extenso, sometimes in a revised version and with annotation. The brochures carry no publication date but appeared in the year after the date of the Annual Report. The year of the Annual Report and the pagination of the talk are given below.
D. B. Quinn, 'Richard Hakluyt and his followers', 1972, pages 1-11
E. S. de Beer, 'The literature of travel in the seventeenth century', 1975, pages 1-6 T. E. Armstrong, 'Editing the Siberian Chronicles', 1976, pages 1-6
R. C. Bridges, 'The documentation of David Livingstone: some new materials', 1977, pages 1-8
C. R. Boxer, 'Some second thoughts on "The Tragic History of the Sea, 1550-1650"', 1978, pages 1-9 + 4 maps C.
F. Beckingham, 'Arabic texts and the Hakluyt Society', 1979, pages 1-13 + 1 illustration
Dorothy Middleton, 'Travel literature in the Victorian and Edwardian eras', 1980, pages 1-10 G. V. Scammell, 'The great age of discovery, 1400-1650', 1981, pages 1-9
P. J. Marshall, 'Thomas Hyde: Stupor Mundi', 1982, pages 1-11
H. C. Porter, 'The Tudors and the North American Indians', 1983, pages 1-13
K. R. Andrews, 'The coastal profiles relating too Drake's last voyage', 1984, pages 10-11
Dorothy Middleton, 'The Hakluyt Society 1846-1923', 1984, pages 12-23
Not an AGM talk but an account researched at the request of the Council.
J. S. Cummins, 'Las Casas goes East', 1985, pages 10-22
Ann Savours, 'Discovering the Discovery', 1986, pages 13-25
Andrew David, 'The charts and coastal views of Captain Cook's voyages', 1987, pages 11-20
Glyndwr Williams, 'From Dampier to Cook: English perceptions of Australia', 1988, pages 12-25 + 4 maps
Derek Howse, 'A buccaneer's atlas: Basil Ringrose's atlas of the Pacific coast of the Americas', 1989, pages 10-22 + 7 maps
G. S. P. Freeman-Grenville, 'Travellers to Christ's tomb', 1990, pages 14-28 + 6 plates of illustrations
P. E. H. Hair, '"An accomplish'd traveller will take draughts": Barbot's illustrations of Guinea', 1991, pages 12-20 + 4 illustrations
Anthony Farrington, 'The English in Japan 1613-1623', 1992, pages 10-18 + 4 illustrations
Roy Bridges, 'James Augustus Grant's visual record of East Africa', 1993, pages 12-24 + 7 illustrations
Peter Jackson, 'Early missions to the Mongol empire: Carpini and contemporaries',1994, pages 14-32 + 2 maps, 4 illustrations |
