Pocahontas
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JONN SMITH: Aboard In the year 1606* Captain Newport, with three ships, discovered the Bay of Chessiopeock in the height of thirty-seven degrees of northerly latitude, and landed a hundred persons of sundry qualities and arts in a river falling into it; and left them under the government of a president and council, according to the authority derived from and limited by his Majesty's letters patents.
—FROM A TRUE & SINCERE DECLARATION BY THE COUNCIL OF VIRGINIA DECEMBER 19TH, 1606–MARCH 1ST, 1607... MY NAME, DEAR READER, is John Smith. I am, indeed, that same Captain John Smith, Gentleman, of whom others have lately spoken. I take pen to paper to give answer to certain questions that have arisen about my enterprize in fair Virginia, how our plantation there did come to be, our relation with the naturals of that land, the weak judgement in danger and less in peace of certain of those who were called our leaders, how I did provide for others neglecting for myself, &tc., &tc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JONN SMITH: Aboard In the year 1606* Captain Newport, with three ships, discovered the Bay of Chessiopeock in the height of thirty-seven degrees of northerly latitude, and landed a hundred persons of sundry qualities and arts in a river falling into it; and left them under the government of a president and council, according to the authority derived from and limited by his Majesty's letters patents.
—FROM A TRUE & SINCERE DECLARATION BY THE COUNCIL OF VIRGINIA DECEMBER 19TH, 1606–MARCH 1ST, 1607... MY NAME, DEAR READER, is John Smith. I am, indeed, that same Captain John Smith, Gentleman, of whom others have lately spoken. I take pen to paper to give answer to certain questions that have arisen about my enterprize in fair Virginia, how our plantation there did come to be, our relation with the naturals of that land, the weak judgement in danger and less in peace of certain of those who were called our leaders, how I did provide for others neglecting for myself, &tc., &tc.
First, one might ask, why did it take so long?
What to read after Pocahontas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Bruchac to read onlineMoreLess
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