Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a concise but comprehensive overview of the foundation, growth, and ultimate decline of the first permanent English settlement in America. It offers a detailed examination of the political, social, and economic factors that shaped the early years of James Towne and provides a unique look into the daily life of the colonists. The author, Samuel H. Yonge, is a respected expert in early American history and uses primary sources to paint an accurate and engaging portrait of an essential period in American history.
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