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• Henry Hudson
  '''Henry Hudson'''—born in England c. 1565, died in 1611 after June 22, probably in o ...st Passage from Europe to Asia, was planned in the home of Thomas Hudson. Henry Hudson may have been present on that occasion, which could explain his lifelong in
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• Henry Hudson/Definition
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• Henry Hudson/Related Articles
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• Hudson River
  The Hudson is named after the Englishman [[Henry Hudson]], who explored it in 1609 in the service of the Dutch VOC ([[East India Co
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• Manitoba
  English explorer [[Henry Hudson]] explored Manitoba's [[Arctic]] coast in 1611.<ref name=CdnDictBioHenryHud ...iversité Laval|date=2000|editor=Ramsay Cook|volume=1|pages=374–379|chapter=Henry Hudson|isbn= 0-8020-3142-0}}</ref>
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• Hudson River/Related Articles
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• Rip Van Winkle/Related Articles
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• Henry Hudson/Related Articles
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• Henry Hudson
  '''Henry Hudson'''&mdash;born in England c. 1565, died in 1611 after June 22, probably in o ...st Passage from Europe to Asia, was planned in the home of Thomas Hudson. Henry Hudson may have been present on that occasion, which could explain his lifelong in
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• Eponym
  ...thing are then said to be "eponymous"; such is the relationship between [[Henry Hudson]] and [[Hudson Bay]], [[Aeneas]] and the [[Aeneid]], and [[Guglielmo Marcon
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• Marine 4 (fireboat)
  ...ine, down to the Coeymans Town Line. SFD Marine-4 will be stationed at the Henry Hudson Park, in the same location where Rescue-4 was kept.
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• Northwest Passage/Timelines
  |event='''1609''': [[Henry Hudson]] sails up [[Hudson River]] in search of the passage; he later explored [[H
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• Staten Island
  ...name Staten Island is an anglicization of ''Staaten Eylandt'', the name [[Henry Hudson]] gave to the island in honor of the Dutch Parliament, the [[Staten-Generaa
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• Hudson Bay
  ===Henry Hudson=== Hudson Bay was named after [[Henry Hudson]], who explored the bay in 1610 on his ship the ''[[Discovery (1602 ship)|D
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• Rip Van Winkle
  ...are inhabited by strange beings and that Rip has most likely encountered [[Henry Hudson]] and his crew.
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• Canada/Catalogs/Notable Canadians
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• Open Polar Sea
  ...y]] when it was suggested by [[Robert Thorne]]. [[William Barents]] and [[Henry Hudson]] also believed in the Open Polar Sea. For a time, the theory was put asid
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• Northwest Passage
  ===Henry Hudson=== Henry Hudson was the next able navigator to take up the search for the Passage; he made
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• Northwest Passage/PreviousVersion
  ===Henry Hudson=== Henry Hudson was the next able navigator to take up the search for the Passage; he made
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• Ontario
  ...[Étienne Brûlé]] from 1610 to 1612 and claimed for [[New France]], while [[Henry Hudson]] visited [[Hudson Bay]] and claimed the region for [[England]] in 1611. [[
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• John Franklin
  ...orothea and Trent. Their mission was to forge a direct way north beyond [[Henry Hudson]]'s old record of 80 degrees of latitude. The most optimistic of those who
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• John Franklin/Citable Version
  ...orothea and Trent. Their mission was to forge a direct way north beyond [[Henry Hudson]]'s old record of 80 degrees of latitude. The most optimistic of those who
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• Pennsylvania, history
  However, the Dutch also claimed the area, based on the 1609 explorations of [[Henry Hudson]], and under the auspices of the [[Dutch West India Company]] were the firs
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