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The Popham Colony : $b a discussion of its historical claims, with a bibliography of the subject

By William Frederick Poole

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Uncover the truth behind a forgotten English colony as historians clash over its legacy, debating whether it was a noble endeavor or a settlement of convicts.

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2013-04-08
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"The Popham Colony: A Discussion of Its Historical Claims, with a Bibliography" by William Frederick Poole is a historical exploration of the Popham Colony, an early English settlement founded in 1607. The story retells a spirited 19th-century debate about the colony's true importance and character, sparked by conflicting historical viewpoints. It re-examines the claims and controversies surrounding the colony, exploring different perspectives and conflicting interpretations of its legacy, including the argument of whether the colonists were criminals. By using letters and reviews from old magazines, the narrative reveals how historians of the time argued about the Popham Colony's role in early American colonization.

About the Author

William Frederick Poole was an American bibliographer and librarian.

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