ADVENTUROUS

VOYAGES

OF

JOHN SMITH,

In various parts of the World,

Begun in the Year 1593 and subsequently.

Narrating the Disasters and Adversities of the Author in his youth, as much by water as by land; also his Rise in the Wars of the Emperor against the Turk and the Tartars, in what manner he was taken prisoner, and treated as a slave; but finally escaped through a wondrous daring feat.

AS WELL AS

The Nature, Manners, Customs, and Religion of all sorts of Tartars.

Described by the aforementioned Traveler himself in English, and now first translated from that language.

Enriched with a necessary Index and Art-Prints.

A decorative rectangular engraving depicts a figure seated on a woven basket or chest in the foreground, working with a large upright wooden frame or loom. To the right stands a large tree, and in the background, a house with a gabled roof. In the center, a banner or plaque is inscribed with the motto: "THROUGH TIME AND DILIGENCE" original: "DOOR TYD EN VLYT".

AT LEYDEN,

By PIETER VANDER AA, Bookseller 1706.

With Privilege.