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He was the writer of the "Cosmographie", an attempt to describe in meticulous detail every aspect of the known world in 1652, the geography, climate, customs, achievements, politics, and belief systems. It appears to have been the first description in print of
Australia, and perhaps of California,
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Historia quinqu-articularis; or a declaration of the judgement of the
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Cosmographie in four bookes, containing the chorographie and historie of the whole world 1652 (1674)
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At college, where he was dubbed 'the perpetual dictator', Heylyn had been an outspoken controversialist. He subsequently became an outspoken preacher and one of
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The stumbling-block of disobedience and rebellion cunningly laid by Calvin in the subjects way, discovered, censured and removed (1658)
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Terra del Fuego, and other territories in the New World. He objected to the name "America" as it placed undue glory on
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