Henry Hudson the Navigator

Discover the remarkable journey of one of history's most enigmatic explorers in Henry Hudson the Navigator by George Michael Asher. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2010, this comprehensive documentary biography spans an impressive 548 pages, detailing the life and expeditions of Henry Hudson, who vanished around 1611 after being abandoned by his mutinous crew in the Arctic.

Part of the esteemed Hakluyt Society publications, this volume offers edited and translated accounts of Hudson's explorations, shedding light on his attempts to find the Northeast Passage and his significant contributions to the age of discovery. Dive into the rich narrative that not only chronicles Hudson's adventures but also explores the broader context of exploration during his time. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those intrigued by maritime exploration, this book is an essential addition to any collection.