John Smith of Virginia
by Ronald Syme Author
The life of the man who founded the first permanent English settlement in America contains enough excitement to fill a dozen volumes. In this entertaining biography John Smith's early exploits in Europe are told in just enough detail to illustrate the imaginative daring that later took him to Virginia and the resourcefulness that made possible the ultimate success of his venture. He was a soldier, explorer, map maker, a natural linguist, and a prolific writer.
Additional Details
- Resource Type
- Book
- Print Status
- Out of Print
- Chapters
- 9
- Pages
- 192
- Suggested Grades
- 3rd - 8th
- Geographical Setting
- Europe and Virginia
- Historical Setting
- 1595 - 1650
- Publisher
- Morrow Junior Books
- Edition
- 11th
- Copyright
- 1954
- Written
- 1954
Chapters
- 1 The Boy Who Found Adventure
- 2 John Smith Goes to War
- 3 The Settlers of Chesapeake Bay
- 4 The Gentlemen of Jamestown
- 5 The Kindness of Pocahontas
- 6 The Treachery of Powhatan
- 7 Last Days in Virginia
- 8 From Cape Cod to Nova Scotia
- 9 The Last Voyage Ended
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