text_original: Commodore Anson's course presents no features of great interest. Like most of the early navigators, he steered northward after passing through the Straits of Magellan, touched at Juan Fernandez, coasted South America, stood in at Panama, went out to sea again, appeared off Acapulco, and then sailed in the parallel of 13^ N. to tlie Ijadrones. He added little to the geography of the world.
text_transcription: COMMODORE ANSON'S COURSE PRESENTS NO FEATURES OF GREAT INTEREST LIKE MOST OF THE EARLY NAVIGATORS HE STEERED NORTHWARD AFTER PASSING THROUGH THE STRAITS OF MAGELLAN TOUCHED AT JUAN FERNANDES COASTED SOUTH AMERICA STOOD IN AT PANAMA WENT OUT TO SEA AGAIN APPEARED OFF ACAPULCO AND THEN SAILED IN THE PARALLEL OF THIRTEEN DEGREES NORTH TO LADRONES HE ADDED LITTLE TO THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE WORLD
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