A True Discouse of the Present Estate of Virginia, And the Successe of the Affaires There Till the 18 of Iune. 1615. Together With a Relation of the Seuerall English Townes And Forts, the Assured Hopes of That Countrie And the Peace Concluded With the Ind
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W friends gaue approbation to it, and her Vncle gaue her 56 A Relation of the prefent her to him in the Church: Jhe hues ciuilly and louing- ly with him, and Itrujl will increafe in goodnejfe, as the knowledge of God increafeth in her. She will goe into England with me, and were it but the gayningof this one Joule, I will thinke my time, toile, and prefent fay well f pent.
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He touldthem that we came to be friends, asked them if they would haue King lames to be their King, & whether they would be his men?
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W friends gaue approbation to it, and her Vncle gaue her 56 A Relation of the prefent her to him in the Church: Jhe hues ciuilly and louing- ly with him, and Itrujl will increafe in goodnejfe, as the knowledge of God increafeth in her. She will goe into England with me, and were it but the gayningof this one Joule, I will thinke my time, toile, and prefent fay well f pent.
Since this accident the Gouernours and people of Checkahomanies, who are f ue hundred bow-men, and better, a flout and warl...ike Nation, haue made meanes to haue vs come vnto them, and conclude a peace,where all the Gouernour s would meete me. They hauing thus three orfoure times importuned mee, I re/blued to goe; fo taking Captain Argall, with fifty men in myfrigot, and barge I went thither: Cap- taine Argall with forty men landed, I kept aboard forfome reafons. Vpon the meeting they toitld Cap- tain Argall they had longed to befriends, that they had no King,but eight great men,who gouernd them.
He touldthem that we came to be friends, asked them if they would haue King lames to be their King, & whether they would be his men?
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