Captain John Smith and the Giants

Captain John Smith's exploration of North America gave contemporary English readers a new view of the world. His impact on travel, exploration, and colonization is well known, but the extent of his influence on other fields of study has yet to be fully assessed. Here, Hayes conveys that when he...

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Published in:Notes and queries 2020-09, Vol.67 (3), p.365-367
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Smith, John (Captain) (1580-1631)
Travel
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