Resource Sheet GT U1-08 (7 of 8) Document F A Distinguished Passenger, Tragicical Events,” 1621 & 1622 “Two William and Mary, A passenger” on the narrates an account that includes a “distinguished description of a seafight with two Spanish ships and of the Indian Massacre of 1622. The account was translated into Dutch and published by Peter Vander Aa, bookseller at Leyden, in 1707. This source can be accessed at . Two Tragical Events William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine Vol. IX, April 1901, No. 4 Two Tragical Events. (1998). Retrieved July 8, 2015, from http://www.virtualjamestown.org/exist/cocoon/jamestown/fha/J1022 Document G 17th-Century Letters, King of Spain Frets Over Jamestown” “In In two letters, one dated July 29, 1608 and the other, June 11, 1609, King Phillip III of Spain expresses his concerns over the English settlement of Jamestown. The source discusses the King’s fears of attacks and a mission of sending spies into Jamestown. This source can be accessed at . Cohen, J. (2010, December 15). In 17th-Century Letters, King of Spain Frets Over Jamestown. Retrieved July 8, 2015, from http://www.history.com/news/in-17th-century-letters-king-of-spain-frets-over-jamestown Document H at Jamestown- Clues and Evidence” “Death Secrets of the Dead, From an episode from a pathologist and archaeologist discuss the possibility of the early colonists at Jamestown suffered from arsenic (a chemical element, metalloid, that can contaminate ground water) poisoning. This source can be accessed at . Clues and Evidence. (n.d.). Retrieved July 8, 2015, from Resource Sheet GT U1-08 (8 of 8) Document I Spanish Invasion? Select one of the following two sources:
Resource Sheet GT U1-08 (7 of 8) Document F A Distinguished Passenger, “Two Tragicical Events,” 1621 & 1622 A “distinguished passenger” on the William and Mary, narrates an account that includes a description of a seafight with two Spanish ships and of the Indian Massacre of 1622. The account was translated into Dutch and published by Peter Vander Aa, bookseller at Leyden, in 1707. This source can be accessed at . Two Tragical Events William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine Vol. IX, April 1901, No. 4 Two Tragical Events. (1998). Retrieved July 8, 2015, from http://www.virtualjamestown.org/exist/cocoon/jamestown/fha/J1022 Document G “In 17th-Century Letters, King of Spain Frets Over Jamestown” In two letters, one dated July 29, 1608 and the other, June 11, 1609, King Phillip III of Spain expresses his concerns over the English settlement of Jamestown. The source discusses the King’s fears of attacks and a mission of sending spies into Jamestown. This source can be accessed at . Cohen, J. (2010, December 15). In 17th-Century Letters, King of Spain Frets Over Jamestown. Retrieved July 8, 2015, from http://www.history.com/news/in-17th-century-letters-king-of-spain-frets-over-jamestown Document H “Death at Jamestown- Clues and Evidence” From an episode from Secrets of the Dead, a pathologist and archaeologist discuss the possibility of the early colonists at Jamestown suffered from arsenic (a chemical element, metalloid, that can contaminate ground water) poisoning. This source can be accessed at . Clues and Evidence. (n.d.). Retrieved July 8, 2015, from Resource Sheet GT U1-08 (8 of 8) Document I Spanish Invasion? Select one of the following two sources:
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