Mount McKerrow [SEP] continent
Mount McKerrow
Mount McKerrow () is a prominent mountain on the east side of Starshot Glacier, standing north of Thompson Mountain in the Surveyors Range, Antarctica. It was discovered by the New Zealand Geological Survey Antarctic Expedition (1960–61) and named for James McKerrow, a former Surveyor General of New Zealand.
departure from London to the Continent or Mediterranean
- "The Return of Pasquill" (otherwise "Pasquill and Marforius") (9600 words) with a postscript "from London Stone" dated Oct 20, 1589
- "The First Part of Pasquill's Apology" (8300 words), dated July 2, 1590
Attribution.
The three tracts were formerly attributed to Thomas Nashe. However, Ronald McKerrow, the leading Nashe scholar of the early 20th century, expressed strong doubts about the attribution. Although he