This book describes the expedition undertaken by Robert Dudley, a close friend and advisor to Queen Elizabeth I of England, to explore the Americas and search for gold. The voyage took place in the late 16th century and was partly funded by Dudley's own wealth. The book includes a narrative of the voyage as well as detailed descriptions of the people, wildlife, and landscapes encountered along the way.

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