The Marvelous Diary of Captain John Smith ... Recently Discovered at Hotel Chamberlain, Ould Poynt Comfort, Virginia

This publication purports to offer a first-hand account of the life of Captain John Smith, one of the founders of the Jamestown colony. It claims to have been recently discovered in Virginia, though its authenticity has been called into question. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of one of America's early colonial leaders.

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