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Notes

Part One: Excellent Opportunities: 1600–89

1: My New-Found Land: North America

1
Andrews, 39, 81–2.

2
The Historye of the Bermudas or Somers Islands,
35–6.

3
Kupperman, ‘Fear of Hot Climates &c.’,
WMQ,
41, 218.

4
Monson, 2, 289.

5
CSP, America and the West Indies, 1574–1660,
25.