Captain John Smith is probably best known for his association with the colonization of Virginia from the early days of Jamestown, and his exploration of New England. But, he had quite a colorful life leading up to these days, much of which is highlighted in this adventurous account of his life including, far flung battles with the Turks. Of course, his encounter with the Powhatan maiden, Pocahontas is also included. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Foreword Read by Donald Cummings 17:35
2
London Town in Shakespeare’s Day Read by Elijah Fisher 19:21
3
The Soldier Apprentice Read by Elijah Fisher 17:24
4
Duped and Robbed Read by Elijah Fisher 16:28
5
A Duel with a Dastard Read by Charles Hamilton 17:15
6
Darkness and Dawn Read by Dave Capper 17:07
7
Some Stratagems Read by Dave Capper 15:59
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The Din of Battle Read by Dave Capper 16:48
9
Guerilla Tactics Read by Michael Fassio 14:49
10
The Three Turks Read by Michael Fassio 20:13
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Brave Hearts and True Read by Larry Wilson 15:14
12
Slavery and a Sea-Fight Read by Alexis Wilson 20:14
13
A Bad Beginning Read by Alexis Wilson 17:51
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Powhatan and His People Read by MelissaMarie 16:02
15
Treason and Treachery Read by MelissaMarie 16:07
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Captive to the Indians Read by sloanvoice 16:58
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Pocahontas to the Rescue Read by MelissaMarie 16:58
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Fire and Starvation Read by Natalka52 18:35
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A Turn in the Tide Read by Natalka52 17:03
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Diamond Cut Diamond Read by Lois Kay 20:46
21
Some Ambuscades Read by Lois Kay 20:58
22
A Curious Combat Read by MelissaMarie 16:07
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A Humbled Chieftain Read by MelissaMarie 16:55
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A Dismal Tale Read by Larry Wilson 12:15
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