Publisher's Synopsis
In this fascinating historical account, the authors delve into the life and legacy of Henry Hudson, the famed explorer and adventurer. Drawing on an array of primary sources, they examine Hudson's connections to various institutions and individuals, shedding new light on his motivations and the circumstances surrounding his remarkable exploits. A must-read for anyone interested in early American history and the Age of Exploration.
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