A Relation of the Successefull Beginnings of the Lord Baltemore's Plantation in Mary-land; Being an Extract of Certaine Letters Written From Thence, by Some of the Aduenturers to Their Friends in

This is a first-hand written account of the English settlement in Maryland in 1634. It details the establishment of a peaceful and prosperous plantation in a new world and portrays the lives of the colonists and their encounter with indigenous culture. It is a valuable historical document for understanding the early colonial history of the United States.

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