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A Description of New England, Or, the Observations, and Discoueries, of Captain Iohn Smith (Admirall of That Country) in the North of America, in the Year of Our Lord 1614 with the Successe of Sixe Ships, That Went the Next Yeare 1615

John Smith

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I am not the first hath been betrayed by pirates, and four men-of-war, provided as they were, had been sufficient to have taken Sampson, Hercules, and Alexander the Great, no other way furnished than I was. I know not what assurance any have do pass the seas not to be subject to casualty as well as myself, but lest this disaster may hinder my proceedings, or ill-will by rumor the behoveful work I pretend, I have writ this little, which I did think to have concealed from any public use till I had made my returns speak as much as my pen now doth.

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A Description of New England, Or, the Observations, and Discoueries, of Captain Iohn Smith (Admirall of That Country) in the North of America, in the Year of Our Lord 1614 with the Successe of Sixe Ships, That Went the Next Yeare 1615

John Smith

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Excerpt from A Description of New England, or the Observations and Discoveries of Captain John Smith, Admiral of That Country, in the North of America, in the Year of Our Lord 1614: With the Success of Six Ships That Went the Next Year, 1615, and the Accidents That Befell Him Among the French Men-of-War
I am not the first hath been betrayed by pirates, and four men-of-war, provided as they were, had been sufficient to have taken Sampson, Hercules, and Alexander the Great, no other way furnished than I was. I know not what assurance any have do pass the seas not to be subject to casualty as well as myself, but lest this disaster may hinder my proceedings, or ill-will by rumor the behoveful work I pretend, I have writ this little, which I did think to have concealed from any public use till I had made my returns speak as much as my pen now doth.

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ISBN10:: 1171276192

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