Cape

See Canterbury. See Cape of Hope, Green Cape. Cape of Hope. P. L. 2. 641 The Cape of Good Hope.; 4. 160. (See also Ethiopian.) An English captain who circumnavigated the globe in 1587 writes as follows of the trade winds met by ships when they on the trading Flood Through the wide Ethiopian to the Cape Ply stemming nightly toward the Pole. (P. L. 2. 640-2.) “From the 19 day of March unto the 20 day of May, we found the windes for the most part betweene the South and the East- Hands of Maluco, and the cape of Buena Esperanza, in the latitude of 34 degrees to the South of the Line.” (Hak. 3. 836.) southeast, being then between the See Green Cape. 87