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The Extraordinary Journey of David Ingram

David Ingram was an Elizabethan explorer who famously walked over 3500 miles from Veracruz to New Brunswick in 1568-9. In 1567, Ingram had sailed down the Thames on the flagship Queen Elizabeth I of England (r. 1558-1603) had loaned John Hawkins for his third slaving expedition.

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L'Extraordinaire Voyage de David Ingram

David Ingram était un explorateur élisabéthain qui parcourut à pied plus de 3500 miles de Veracruz au Nouveau-Brunswick en 1568-9. En 1567, Ingram avait descendu la Tamise sur le navire amiral que la reine Élisabeth Ire d'Angleterre (r. de 1558 à 1603) avait prêté à John Hawkins pour sa troisième expédition de transport d'esclaves.

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El extraordinario viaje de David Ingram

David Ingram fue un explorador isabelino que recorrió a pie más de 5600 km (3500 millas) desde Veracruz hasta Nuevo Brunswick en 1568-9. En 1567, Ingram había navegado por el Támesis en el buque insignia que la reina Isabel I de Inglaterra (quien reinó de 1558 a 1603) le había prestado a John Hawkins para su tercera expedición de esclavos.

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