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INVADING AMERICA: The English Assault on the New World, 1497-1630
Describes the tragic attempts to settle on the American coast and suggests why these so often ended in failure. Examines the vessels and voyages, the unrealistic ambitions of promoters like Ralegh, the nature of the conflict with the native Indians, and the lack of leadership and cooperation that was essential to success. Illus.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 306
Publisher: Seaforth
ISBN: 9781848321458
Item #: 9254099
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