Renaissance · North America · Exploration
1610
Hudson Enters Hudson Bay
1610
Searching again for a Northwest Passage, Henry Hudson pushed through the strait that would bear his name and emerged into an enormous inland sea. He wintered on its icy southern shore; his crew, starved and mutinous, cast him adrift the following spring in a small boat. He was never seen again.
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