Transatlantic encounters: American Indians in Britain, 1500-1776

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Preface 1. New World exotics 2. Raleigh's American interpreters 3. Powhatans abroad 4. Norumbega's reluctant guides 5. Pocahontas and friends 6. Disparate encounters 7. Four American 'kings' 8. Delegations from the lower south 9. Ambivalent receptions 10. Peripatetic preacher 11. Tragedies and partial triumphs 12. Retrospect Acknowledgments.

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