New Englands Prospect / A true, lively, and experimentall description of that part of America, commonly called New England: discovering the state of that Countrie, both as it stands to our new-come English Planters; and to the old Native Inhabitants

by active 1629-1635 William Wood

Errata, 'he' changed to 'hee,' "p. 15. l. 10. hee, they."

Errata, 'spoiling' changed to 'spoyling,' "l. 28. spoyling, spoile."

Errata, 'humiliters' changed to 'Humiliteers,' "p. 27. l. 21. Humiliteers, Humilitees."

Errata, 'breach' changed to 'brech,' "l. 36. brech, Beach."

Errata, '20' changed to '24,' "p. 70. l. 24. Warme, worme."

Page 2, comma following 'Cape' struck, "Plimmouth, Cape Ann, Salem,"

Page 3, 'trance' changed to 'entrance,' "entrance, and that not very broad,"

Page 4, 'bittter' changed to 'bitter,' "with deepe Snowes and bitter Frost,"

Page 4, 'winds' changed to 'windes,' "few North-west windes,"

Page 5, 'secōd' changed to 'second,' "A second passage,"