Cultural Readings - Virginia Richly Valued

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Jay I. Kislak Foundation Virginia Richly Valued...
London:
Felix Kingston for Matthew Lownes, 1609.

Richard Hakluyt translated and published Virginia Richly Valued to promote the Virginia Company. The tract, which includes a translation of Hernando de Soto's forced expedition through Florida and southern North America to the Gulf Coast, describes Virginia as a probable site for gold.

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Jay I. Kislak Foundation	Virginia Richly Valued... London: Felix Kingston for Matthew Lownes, 1609.
Richard Hakluyt translated and published Virginia Richly Valued to promote the Virginia Company. The tract, which includes a translation of Hernando de Soto's forced expedition through Florida and southern North America to the Gulf Coast, describes Virginia as a probable site for gold.