T W O

VOYAGES

By Captain

JOHN SMITH,

Both made to

N E W -

ENGLAND.

The First in the Year 1614.

Narrating the various conditions of the land,

its islands, rivers, settlements

of the savages, religion, punishments,

animals, birds, fish, fruits,

crops, merchandise and

other particulars.

The Second made in the Year 1615.

In which are treated the great misfortunes that

befell the author on his journey, both by storm,

and by the mutiny and tyranny of his own people,

his capture, and return

to England.

Described by the traveler himself in English, and now for the first

time translated from that language into Dutch.

Enriched with a necessary Register and Art-Prints.

An ornate printer's mark or vignette depicts a figure seated in a landscape, working at a small desk or easel. Behind the figure, a banner or cloth is suspended between wooden posts bearing the Dutch motto "DOOR TYD EN VLYT" Through Time and Diligence. The scene is framed by decorative scrolling flourishes and includes a tree to the right and a structure resembling a tent or hut to the left.

AT LEIDEN,

By PIETER VANDER AA, Bookseller, 1707.

With Privilege.