This man's first expedition was preceded by several caravels searching for the "island of Brazil and the Seven Cities" and accounts of it were written by Peter Martyr and Ramusio, although it also found the "kingdom of the Grand Khan" according to Pasqualigo. One member of that expedition served as pilot-major in Spain from 1533 to 1547 and thus may have fabricated things like the Island of San Juan, and according to one account one territory discovered by this man was named for a worker from the Azores. One of his alleged discoveries is disputed between him and Gaspard Corte-Real. The Chronicon of Fabyan and the accounts of Stowe and Hakluyt dispute the leader of this man's second voyage, although it is noted that when he returned from his first voyage he found the land in the throes of the revolt of Perkin Warbeck. Sailing first with 18 men aboard the Matthew and commissioned by Henry 
This man's first expedition was preceded by several caravels searching for the "island of Brazil and the Seven Cities" and accounts of it were written by Peter Martyr and Ramusio, although it also found the "kingdom of the Grand Khan" according to Pasqualigo. One member of that expedition served as pilot-major in Spain from 1533 to 1547 and thus may have fabricated things like the Island of San Juan, and according to one account one territory discovered by this man was named for a worker from the Azores. One of his alleged discoveries is disputed between him and Gaspard Corte-Real. The Chronicon of Fabyan and the accounts of Stowe and Hakluyt dispute the leader of this man's second voyage, although it is noted that when he returned from his first voyage he found the land in the throes of the revolt of Perkin Warbeck. Sailing first with 18 men aboard the Matthew and commissioned by Henry VII, FTP, name this Italian explorer who may have sailed with his son Sebastian.
This man's first expedition was preceded by several caravels searching for the "island of Brazil and the Seven Cities" and accounts of it were written by Peter Martyr and Ramusio, although it also found the "kingdom of the Grand Khan" according to Pasqualigo.