Titlebook: Remembering the Early Modern Voyage; English Narratives i Mary C. Fuller Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 20

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230611894biography; Case Studies; English; Europe; European expansion; expansion; history; history of literature; mem

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Introduction English Worthies: The Age of Expansion Remembered,ocieties implanted there. This book looks at three sets of narratives and documents from this era. “English Seadogs” examines the deeds of two memorable figures from the Elizabethan competition with Spain, which spanned both old and new worlds, as represented in Richard Hakluyt’s monumental antholog

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Sea-Dogs: Frobisher, Grenville, and the Definition of National Selves, that the English both in his own time and earlier had projected their presence far beyond their own shores, both by sea and by land, and in all directions; second, that the scope of England’s achievements in this regard rivaled those of other European nations, those “strangers” whose navigations an

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,“Three Turks’ Heads”: Reading the , (1630),th’s autobiography had nothing to say about his American captivity and rescue, the events for which he is now, sometimes inaccurately, famous. Indeed, the autobiography had nothing to say about Smith’s experiences in America at all.. The . told the story of Smith’s early life before Jamestown: his a

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Afterword,itten, printed, circulated, and read over the intervening years. Each chapter has found a different kind of situation, with regard to memory. First, the conscious, collective, and successful transfer of event narratives into national memory as a monumental, almost obligatory book. Second, the unsucc

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,“Rebellious Fish”: Newfoundland Unremembered,s find: “Any time we get early Colonial artifacts, it’s important… There’s also the symbolic significance here. Jamestown represents the founding of Virginia and of English America, even though other places are better examples of successful colonization.”.

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2634-5897 the feats of Elizabethan voyagers, the eccentric autobiography of Captain John Smith, and the little known history of early modern Newfoundland.978-1-349-37156-3978-0-230-61189-4Series ISSN 2634-5897 Series E-ISSN 2634-5900

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