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PRZEDMIOTEM OFERTY JEST KOD DOSTĘPOWY DO KSIĄŻKI ELEKTRONICZNEJ (EBOOK)

KSIĄŻKA JEST DOSTĘPNA NA ZEWNĘTRZNEJ PLATFORMIE. KSIĄŻKA NIE JEST W POSTACI PLIKU.

In December 1606, 120 emigrants left London in three small vessels. They landed nearly five months later in Virginia and founded a settlement which they called Jamestown. Thus the first permanent English colony was established in America. During the first few years, the colony was beset by extreme hardship. The local Indians regarded the settlement as infringement of their territory and were hostile to the settlers. Famine, plague and internal dissension also took their toll. The settlers relied for survival on provisions and men brought from England. The ships travelled the long route by way of the Canaries and the Caribbean and were always in danger of attack by the Spanish. In these 2 volumes Mr Barbour has collected all the known documents relating to the Jamestown voyages during the life of the original charter. He has annotated them and translated those written in languages other than English. In his introduction he reviews the early sources, in particular books about the early history of the colony written by emigrants. This collection gives a graphic and fascinating contemporary picture of the first few years of the colony out of which the United States was destined to grow. Includes a combined list of names of the original planters up to about 1 October 1608. The main pagination of this and the following volume (Second Series 137) is continuous. This is a new print-on-demand hardback edition of the volume first published in 1969.

• Autorzy: Philip L. Barbour
• Wydawnictwo: Taylor & Francis
• Data wydania: 2017
• Wydanie: 1
• Liczba stron:
• Forma publikacji: ePub (online)
• Język publikacji: angielski
• ISBN: 9781317026822

• Cover
• Title
• Copyright
• Original Title
• Original Copyright
• Dedication
• Contents
• Illustrations
• Abbreviations used in the footnotes
• On editing
• Table of Jamestown voyages
• Combined list of original planters
• Introduction: Brief review of sources
• I The Preliminaries
• NARRATIVE
• 1 10 April 1606. Letters patent to Sir Thomas Gates and others,
• 2 20 November 1606. Instructions for Government
• 3 10 December 1606. Order of the Council for Virginia
• 4 [Between 20 November and 19 December, 1606.] The London Council's Instructions given by way of Advice’
• 5 13 December 1606. Examination Concerning Damage to the Susan Constant
• 6 20 November 1606. Robert Hunt’s Will
• 7 24 November 1606. Dispensation for Richard Hakluyt and Robert Hunt
• II The Original Voyage
• NARRATIVE
• 8 [14/]24 January 1607. Pedro de Zúniga to Philip III
• 9 9 March 1607. Ordinance and Constitution enlarging the Council
• 10 29 July 1607. Newport’s Letter to Lord Salisbury
• 11 [12/]22 August 1607. Pedro de Zúniga to Philip III
• 12 22 June 1607. Letter from the Council in Virginia
• 13 21 May-21 June 1607. A relatyon ... written ... by a gent. ofye Colony
• 14 21 May-21 June 1607. Description of the River and Country
• 15 21 May-21 June 1607. Description of the People
• 16 22 June 1607. Robert Tindall, Gunner, to Prince Henry
• 17 Between 27 May and 22 June, 1607. Undated letter from William Brewster
• 18 12 August 1607. Sir Walter Cope to Lord Salisbury
• 19 13 August 1607. Sir Walter Cope to Lord Salisbury
• 20 17 August 1607. Sir Thomas Smythe to Lord Salisbury
• 21 18 August 1607. Dudley Carleton to John Chamberlain
• 22 4 September 1607. Court Minute of the East India Company
• 23 [12/]22 September 1607. Pedro de Zúniga to Philip III
• 24 [25 September/]5 October 1607. Pedro de Zúniga to Philip III
• 25 [28 September/]8 October 1607. Pedro de Zúniga to Philip III
• 26 [6/]16 October 1607. Pedro de Zúniga to Philip III
• 27 [18/]28 October 1607. Philip III to Don Pedro de Zúniga
• III In Virginia, from Newport’s Departure to the Arrival of the First Supply
• NARRATIVE
• 28 1608 [?]. [Before 12 April 1612.] George Percy’s Discourse
• 29 1608 [?]. [Before 12 April 1612.] George Percy, Fragment published in 1614
• 30 1608 [?]. [Before 1614.] William White, Fragments published in 1614
• 31 1 July 1610. Francis Magnel's Relation of the First Voyage and the Beginnings of the Virginia Colony
• 32 28 March 1608. Francis Perkin[s] in Jamestown to a Friend in England. Accompanied by letter of transmission from Zúniga, dated [16/] 26 June
• 33 Before 2 June 1608. Captain John Smith, A true relation. . . .
• IV Events in England, 1608
• NARRATIVE
• 34 1508. [Finished after 21 May.] Edward Maria Wingfield, Discourse
• 35 1608. [Published in 1611.] News from Paris
• 36 24 April 1608. Resolution of the States General
• 37 7 July 1608. John Chamberlain to Dudley Carleton
• 38 [5/]15 September 1608. Pedro de Zúniga to Philip III
• 39 Prior to 5/15 September 1608. Anonymous account of Virginia
• 40 Prior to 5/15 September 1608. Anonymous map of Virginia
• 41 Between 10 September and early December, 1608. Captain John Smith to the Treasurer and Council of Virginia, London
• 42 26 November 1608. Peter Winne to Sir John Egerton
• 43 23 January 1609. John Chamberlain to Dudley Carleton
• 44 14 February 1609. John Chamberlain to Dudley Carleton

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