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<dl><dd>Virgules replaced by commas in title page transcription</dd>
<dd>Caspar Caspersen was the pseudonym of Gaspar Ens</dd>
<dd>Includes several notices of American interest: the introductory letter, p. 2-16, deals with the Dutch and Spanish conflict and mentions the Brazilian city of San Salvador, and the Dutch capture of San Salvador in Bahia, Brazil, and p. 66-67 give a detailed description of the cargo of a Portuguese ship in Lisbon which has just returned from the East Indies</dd>
<dd>Includes two folded maps of La Rochelle, France, and Zandvliet, Belgium bound after p. 96</dd>
<dd>Signatures: A-M⁴ (H3 missigned H) (A1 verso blank)</dd>
<dd>Title page printed in red and black; woodcut printer's ornament of Mercury on title page; head and tail pieces; initials</dd>
<dd>John Carter Brown Library copy imperfect: first three words of title half trimmed from title page leaf; also closely cropped on p. 3-4, affecting part of head piece and running title</dd>
<dd>John Carter Brown Library copy bound in modern marbled paper covered boards</dd>
<dd>John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Kenyon Fund</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Imprint 1628</div>
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Ens, Gaspar, approximately 1570-</div>
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