COPYRIGHT 1905 BY HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY COPIES PRINTED
NUMBER
(339; handwritten)
(signature of Bruce Rogers; graphic designer of this book)
CONTENTS
| Giovanni da Verrazano, 1524 | |
| Narragansett Bay | [1] |
| David Ingram, 1568 | |
| Maine | [25] |
| Bartholomew Gosnold, 1602 | |
| Buzzard’s Bay | [31] |
| Martin Pring, 1603 | |
| Plymouth Harbour | [51] |
| Samuel de Champlain, 1605 | |
| Maine and Massachusetts | [65] |
| George Waymouth, 1605 | |
| St. George’s River | [99] |
| George Popham and Ralegh Gilbert, 1607 | |
| Kenebeck River | [153] |
| Henry Hudson, 1609 | |
| Penobscot and the Fishing Banks | [177] |
| Samuel Argall, 1610 | |
| Penobscot Bay | [193] |
| John Smith, 1614 | |
| Monhegan | [211] |
| Thomas Dermer, 1619 | |
| Maine and Cape Cod | [249] |
| Christopher Levett, 1624 | |
| York and Portland | [259] |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| John Smith’s Map of New England | [Frontispiece] |
| From Smith’s Description of New England, London, 1616. (Reduced) | |
| Facsimile Title-page of Brereton’s Briefe and True Relation | [32] |
| This book, published in 1602, gives an account of the voyage of Bartholomew Gosnold, and is the earliest book in English relating to New England | |
| Map of Port St. Louis (Plymouth Bay) | [52] |
| From Champlain’s Voyages, 1613 Edition | |
| Map of the Mouth of the Kennebec | [66] |
| From Champlain’s Voyages, 1613 Edition | |
| Facsimile Title-page of Rosier’s True Relation | [100] |
| This book, published in 1605, gives an account of the voyage of George Waymouth, and is the second book in English relating to New England | |
| Facsimile Title-page of Smith’s Description of New England, 1616 | [212] |
| It is in this book that the name “New England” first occurs, being substituted by Captain Smith for “North Virginia” |