File:Nova Britannia Cover.jpg
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Facsimile cover of "Nova Britannia", a 1609 publication
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[edit]DescriptionNova Britannia Cover.jpg |
English: Cover a a publication that recruited people for Virginia and Jamestown. |
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Source | From The Genesis of the United States, v. 1 by Alexander Brown (Published 1890), p. 241 |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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