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T W O

VOYAGES

By Captain

JOHN SMITH,

Both made to

NEW

ENGLAND.

The First in the Year 1614.

Narrating the conditions of the Land,

its islands, rivers, settlements

of the Savages, their religion, punishments,

appearance, birds, fish, fruits,

crops, merchandise and

other particulars.

The Second made in the Year 1615.

In which are narrated the great misfortunes that

befell the author on his journey, both by storm,

and by the imprisonment by the French warship,

with his recovery, and return

to England.

Described by the traveler himself in English, and now from that

language translated. Adorned with a Register and Art-Plates.

A small, wide rectangular engraving depicting a coastal or harbor scene. On the left side of the frame, there is land with several trees. In the center and right, figures are depicted near a body of water, possibly engaged in maritime activity or near small vessels. The entire scene is enclosed within a decorative border.

AT LEIDEN,

BY PIETER VANDER AA, Bookseller, 1707.

With Privilege.