The Birth of the Nation, Jamestown, 1607 — John Shaqi
The Birth of the Nation, Jamestown, 1607Pryor, Sara Agnes Rice
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The Birth of the Nation, Jamestown, 1607
Pryor, Sara Agnes Rice
Virginia -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775
Winter of Unusual Severity. Starvation Threatened. Idleness 116-132
and Waste. Corn procured from Indians. Plans made and
Abandoned. Newport Long Overdue. John Smith explores the
Chickahominy. Important Voyage. Spends a Month with the
Powhatans. Description of Region. Murder of Two of Smith's Men
by Indians. Smith's Adventures. Captured by the Savages. March
to Powhatan. Incident told by William Symondes. Smith's Life
in Danger. Opechancanough tempts Him. Message sent Jamestown.
Indian Orgies. Banquets for Prisoner. Conducted to Powhatan's
Residence on York River
CHAPTER XI
Werowocomoco. Powhatan's Absolute Power. His Cruelty. Indian 133-155
Cookery. Bathing. Worship. Powhatan's Wives and Children. His
Affection for his Children. Pocahontas. The Dress of Indian
Women. The Mirror in the Woods. Smith received by Powhatan.
Powhatan's Costume. A Feast. Pocahontas saves Smith. He is
assigned to her Service. Powhatan asks the Cause of the Coming
of the English. Smith's Reply. Flatters Powhatan. Powhatan's
Attempt to terrify Smith. Professes Friendship. The Truth of
the Pocahontas Incident Discussed. Her Kindness to the English
CHAPTER XII
Indians conduct Smith to Jamestown. His Enemies There. He is 156-176
sentenced to be Hanged. Newport arrives and releases Smith and
Wingfield. Smith sends Gifts to Powhatan. The Character of the
New Colonists. "Newport's News." The King and Carr. Contrast
between Elizabeth and James. Newport's Visit to Powhatan. The
Feast. Finger-bowls and Napkins. Exchange of a Christian for a
Savage. Ill-advised Gifts to Powhatan. Newport Outwitted. A
Disaster from Fire. The Gold Fever. Wingfield and Archer
return to England. Twenty Swords for Twenty Turkeys
CHAPTER XIII
The Church Rebuilt. The Arrival of the _Ph[oe]nix_. Smith's 177-186
"True Relation of Virginia." Powhatan's Plot. Indian Thieves
Captured. Released at the Prayer of Pocahontas. Age of
Pocahontas. Her Visits to the Fort. Her Attire and "Wheels."
Chanco. A Comparison and a Contrast
CHAPTER XIV
Exploration. Greed of the London Company. Dread of Banishment 187-205
to Virginia. A Voyage of Adventure. Smith's Map of Virginia.
Golden Dreams Dispelled. Mutineers. Smith made President of
Virginia. A New Ship and an English Maid. Orders from England.
A Violent Quarrel. Foolish Gifts from James I. to Powhatan.
Indian Ceremonies. Nymphs. Diplomacy. The Coronation of
Powhatan. The Departure of Newport. Illicit Traffic. Flying
Squirrels. "A Rude Answer"
CHAPTER XV
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