"From his earliest boyhood, John Smith wanted to go adventuring over the sea. He followed his dream through Europe, even to fighting the Infidel and serving a cruel Turk as a slave. Yet all that time he knew that something else awaited him, over the seas yet again. This destiny led Captain John Smith to the new colony of Virginia, where he was to find joy and bitterness, fulfillment and disaster, where he was to be a distrusted Paleface and a demigod, and where he was to be saved from death by the beautiful, half-wild Pocahontas."
Can you name the title of this Plaidy novel?
Sorry i cant figure out !!May i know the answer?Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteWow that is so funny. This one slipped through the cracks on my radar. I am one of those descendants that my mom's side SAYS has Pocahanta's some in the lineage.. my mom's mom's something.. Anyway here is a link
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Kings-Adventurer-Captain-Smith-Pocahontas/dp/0006499112
I was just waiting to see how long it would take Marie for this one:) Once again, she's on top of it!
ReplyDelete'The King's Adventurer', the story of Pochahontas.
ReplyDeleteIt was also published as This Was a Man under the name Ellatice Tate.
ReplyDeleteThat's cool, I didn't know she wrote anything about him.
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