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Chapter 11 DISCOVERY OF THE CHESAPEAKE
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Released on: 06/12/2017
s far as Cape Henry, in a barge of about three tons. With him went Dr. Walter Russell, six gentlemen, and seven sold
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Contents
Chapter 1 DEATH AND CHARACTER
Chapter 2 BIRTH AND TRAINING
Chapter 3 FIGHTING IN HUNGARY
Chapter 4 CAPTIVITY AND WANDERING
Chapter 5 FIRST ATTEMPTS IN VIRGINIA
Chapter 6 FIRST PLANTING OF THE COLONY
Chapter 7 QUARRELS AND HARDSHIPS
Chapter 8 SMITH TO THE FRONT
Chapter 9 THE FAMOUS CHICKAHOMINY VOYAGE
Chapter 10 SMITH'S WAY WITH THE INDIANS
Chapter 11 DISCOVERY OF THE CHESAPEAKE
Chapter 12 SMITH'S PRESIDENCY AND PROWESS
Chapter 13 TRIALS OF THE SETTLEMENT
Chapter 14 SMITH'S LAST DAYS IN VIRGINIA
Chapter 15 THE COLONY WITHOUT SMITH
Chapter 16 NEW ENGLAND ADVENTURES
Chapter 17 NEW ENGLAND'S TRIALS
Chapter 18 WRITINGS-LATER YEARS
Chapter 19 DEATH AND CHARACTER No.19
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