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A Brave Vessel: The True Tale of the Castaways Who Rescued Jamestown and Inspired Shakespeare'sThe Tempest

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by Hobson Woodward


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  INDEX

  Acosta, José de, Naturall and Morall Historie of the East and West Indies

  Adams, Robert

  Algernon Fort

  Algonkian languages

  Alphonso, king of Naples

  Anna, queen of England

  Appomattox, Indian town

  Archer, Gabriel:

  on Blessing

  Powhatans described by

  preparations for departure

  at sea

  Argall, Samuel

  Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities

  Barbuda, plans to rendezvous at

  Bedford, Lucy, Countess of

  Bennit, Nicholas

  Bermuda:

  ambergris

  birds

  boat-building

  boats

  cahows (Bermuda petrels)

  canoes

  castaways on

  cemetery on

  claim for England

  desire to stay on

  as Devil’s Islands

  discord on

  execution on

  fish

  food

  Gates [his] Bay

  historic underwater sites protected by

  hogs

  as ideal spot

  insects and pests

  John Taylor the Water Poet writing about

  leaving

  map by Somers

  memorials left on

  myths about

  palmetto trees

  Bermuda (cont.)

  pearls

  plants of

  postage stamps of

  preparation for departure to Virginia

  Sea Venture approaching

  Sea Venture landing at

  settlers remaining on

  and Shakespeare’s Tempest

  shipwrecks near

  Somers Creek

  Somers Day in

  storms on

  Strachey’s report on

  transformation of

  turtles

  Bermuda Hundred, Virginia

  Bermuda Maritime Museum

  Bermúdez, Juan

  Bird, George

  Bird Islands

  Blackfriars Theater, London

  Blessing:

  arrival at Jamestown

  disappearance in hurricane

  leaving England

  Pierce mother and daughter as passengers on

  return to England

  Blunt, Humphrey

  Bohun, Lawrence

  Box, William

  Brewster, Edward

  Brian, William

  Briars, Jeffery

  Buck, Rev. Richard:

  on Bermuda

  in Jamestown

  and Persons-Powell wedding

  on Sea Venture

  Butler, Nathaniel

  Campion, Thomas

  Canary Islands

  Carter, Christopher

  Catherine of Aragon

  Césaire, Aimé, Une Tempête
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  Chapman, George, Memorable Maske

  Children of the Revels

  Clark, John

  Correr, Marc Antonio

  Coryate, Thomas

  Crashaw, Rev. William

  Dainty, arrival at Jamestown

  Dale, Sir Thomas:

  as acting governor

  and Indian conflict

  and Jamestown expansion

  and Jamestown restoration

  laws imposed by

  as marshall

  and Spanish incursion

  and upriver fort

  Davis, James

  Delaware, Thomas West, Lord:

  administrative actions of

  arrival in Jamestown

  illness of

  and Indians

  leaving for Virginia

  named Virginia governor

  at northern campsite

  return to England

  to West Indies for his health

  Delaware, arrival at Jamestown

  Delaware Bay, naming of

  Deliverance

  arrival in Virginia

  construction of

  leaving Bermuda

  Devonshire pottery

  Diamond:

  arrival at Jamestown

  disappearance in hurricane

  leaving England

  Discovery, sail to Bermuda for food

  Donne, John:

  and Jamestown expedition

  and patronage

  Strachey’s friendship with

  Downing, Edmund

  Dowse (drummer)

  Drake, Sir Francis

  Drayton, Michael

  Drury, Sir Robert

  Durham, Jimmie, Cherokee artist

  Eason, Bermudas, birth of

  Eason, Edward

  Elizabeth, Princess

  England:

  black plague in

  class distinctions in

  colonies of

  economic changes in

  and the glory of conquest

  “old-style” calendar in

  see also London

  Evelyn, Robert

  Falcon:

  arrival at Jamestown

  disappearance in hurricane

  leaving England

  Fernández de Oviedo, Gonzalo

  History of the West Indies

  Fletcher, John

  Florio, John

  Fort Charles

  Fort Henry

  Frederick V, Palatine ruler

  Frobisher, Richard:

  boat-building

  leaving Bermuda

  Gates, Sir Thomas:

  arrival in Virginia

  on Bermuda

  and boat-building

  death of

  and Delaware

  and discord

  early years of

  example set by

  feared lost

  and hurricane

  and Indian violence

  as interim governor

  in Jamestown

  joining the expedition

  landing at Bermuda

  letters to England from

  as lieutenant governor

  and obligation to Virginia Company

  on postage stamp

  return to England

  and written records

  Globe Theatre, London

  Glover, Thomas

  Golding, Arthur

  Gosnold, Bartholomew

  Gray’s Inn, London

  Hakluyt, Richard

  Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation

  Hamor, Ralph

  Hartop, Job

  Heird, Floyd

  Henrico, Virginia

  Henry, Prince

  Henry VIII, king of England

  Hercules:

  arrival at Jamestown

  return to England

  Historic Jamestowne Archaearium

  Hitchman, William

  Hog Island

  Hopkins, Stephen:

  on Mayflower

  mutiny by

  on Sea Venture

  Horton, Mistress:

  on Bermuda

  and Elizabeth Persons

  on Sea Venture

  Iopassus (Patawomeck Indian)

  Irving, Washington

  James, king of England

  daughter of

  and Shakespeare’s plays

  and Virginia Company

  Jamestown:

  abandonment plans

  archaeological discoveries in

  celebration of Delaware’s arrival at

  colonial council of

  colonial laws in

  desperate life in

  disease in

  economic promise of

  English investment in

  English occupation of

  execution for mutiny in

  expansion of

  First and Second Supplies to

  food shortages in

  Indian warfare with

  laborers traveling to

  lassitude in

  miners in

  mortality rate in

  northern campsite

  recruitment for

  restoration of

  search for silver in

  settlers’ arrival from Bermuda

  Starving Time in

  Strachey’s reports on

  Third Supply to

  tradesmen traveling to

  Virginia Company propaganda about

  wine produced in

  Jamestown Rediscovery project

  Johnson, Robert:

  and class distinctions

  pamphlets by

  Jonson, Ben

  Bartholomew Fair

  Eastward Hoe

  Epicoene

  News from the New World Discovered in the Moon

  popularity of

  Sejanus: His Fall

  Strachey’s friendship with

  Jourdain, Silvester:

  on Bermuda life

  on Bermuda myths

  and Delaware’s arrival

  Discovery of the Barmodas

  and hurricane

  and land sighting

  and Shakespeare’s Tempest

  Joyce, James, Ulysses

  Kecoughtan:

  Indian town

  renamed Fort Henry and Fort Charles

  settlers living in

  Kelso, William M.

  King’s Men

  and fire

  and Shakespeare

  and The Tempest

  Kipling, Rudyard

  “The Coiner,”

  Knowles, Richard

  Ladies of the Bedchamber

  Lello, Henry

  Lembri, Francisco

  Lewis, Richard

  Lion:

  arrival at Jamestown

  disappearance in hurricane

  leaving England

  London:

  black plague in

  livery companies (unions) of

  Office of the Revels

  population in

  theatrical entertainment in

  Machumps

  aboard Sea Venture

  on Bermuda

  as guide in Jamestown

  and hurricane

  leaving Bermuda

  and Namontack’s disappearance

  and Shakespeare’s Tempest

  Madre de Dios

  Magellan, Ferdinand

  Marston, John

  Martin, John

  Martin, Richard

  Martin, William

  Marx, Leo, The Machine in the Garden

  Masquing House, London

  Mayflower

  Menéndez de Avilés, Pedro

  Meteren, Emanuel van

  Molina, Diego de

  Montaigne, Michel de, “Of the Cannibals,”

  Mucedorus (play, Anon.)

  Mulberry Island

  Namontack of Tsenacomoco:

  aboard Sea Venture

 
on Bermuda

  disappearance of

  and hurricane

  and Shakespeare’s Tempest

  visit to England

  Nansemond River

  Netherlands, treaty with Spain

  Newport, Christopher:

  on Bermuda

  and cultural exchange

  on Deliverance

  early years of

  feared lost

  landing at Bermuda

  and Namontack

  return to England

  return to Jamestown

  as Sea Venture captain

  and Spanish spies

  New World:

  books about

  exploration of

  Golden Age of

  imposition of foreign culture in

  indigenous people visiting Old World from

  popular attention to

  river passage to India sought in

  savages in

  and Shakespeare’s play

  treasures from

  Norwood, Richard, on Bermuda

  Nova Britannia (Virginia Company)

  Nuestra Señora del Rosario

  O’Neal, Cothburn, The Dark Lady

  Ovid, Metamorphoses

  Oxford, Edward de Vere, Earl of

  Paine, Henry

  Paspahegh, Indian town

  Patawomecks, trading for food

  Patience

  arrival in Virginia

  construction of

  leaving Bermuda

  return to England

  sail to Bermuda for food

  Pearepoint, Francis

  Percy, George

  acting governor

  and execution for mutiny

  and Indians

  in Jamestown

  and Kecoughtan massacre

  and Spanish spies

  Perez, Marco Antonio

  Persons, Elizabeth:

  and hurricane

  and Powell

  on Sea Venture

  Philes, Michael

  Pierce, Joan (daughter)

  Pierce, Joan (wife)

  Pierce, William:

  arrival in Jamestown

  on Bermuda

  prosperity of

  on Sea Venture

  Pigafetta, Antonio

  Pilgrims

  Plymouth, England:

  leaving

  Mitre Inn in

  Pocahontas

  Point Comfort

  Portugal, New World colonies of

  Portugal Current

  Powell, Thomas:

  on Bermuda

  and Elizabeth Persons

  Powhatans:

  and conversion to Christianity

  dictionary of

  English descriptions of

  food of

  Strachey’s interest in

  traditional hairstyle of

 

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