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A Briefe and True Report of the New Found Land of

Thomas Hariot

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Because my purpose was but in briefe to open the cause of the varietie of such speeches; the particularities of them, and of many enuious, malicious, and slaûderous reports and deuises els, by our owne countrey men besides; as trifles that are not worthy of wise men to bee thought vpon, I meane not to trouble you withall: but will passe to the commodities, the substance of that which I haue to make relation of vnto you.

The treatise where of for your more readie view & easier vnderstanding I will diuide into three speciall parts. In the first I will make declaration of such commodities there alreadie found or to be raised, which will not onely serue the ordinary turnes of you which are and shall bee the plãters and inhabitants, but such an ouerplus sufficiently to bee yelded, or by men of skill to bee prouided, as by way of trafficke and exchaunge with our owne nation of England, will enrich your selues the prouiders; those that shal deal with you; the e. . . Read More

Community Reviews

I love this edition because the pages are so big - it certainly makes the old type style and spellings easier to read, not to mention the pictures are so much better bigger.

Not an easy read. Written in 16th century English and this edition is a facsimile of orginal.

A bit of a challenging read due to the old English spellings and phrasing, but well worth it to experience a 400+ year old primary source on early explorations in Virginia. Lists of plants and wildlife were at times tedious and others fascinating. It was a bit surprising that they realized at the ti