The island that disappeared : the lost history of the Mayflower's sister ship and its rival Puritan colony /
Feiling, Tom,
The island that disappeared : the lost history of the Mayflower's sister ship and its rival Puritan colony / Lost history of the Mayflower's sister ship and its rival Puritan colony Tom Feiling. - First American hardcover edition. - xii, 402 pages ; 24 cm
Originally published: United Kingdom : Explore Books, 2017.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [367]-384) and index.
Building New Westminster -- Educating Essex -- The Seaflower -- Cake, ale, and painful preaching: a Banbury tale -- The first voyage to the Miskito Coast -- The pride of the righteous -- The Africans, "during their strangeness from Christianity" -- "A nest of thieves and pirates" -- "Raw potatoes and turtle meat" -- The last days of their Lordships' Isle -- "Little more than the summit of a hill" -- The Western design -- The rise of Port Royal and the recapture of Providence -- Henry Morgan, Admiral of the Brethren -- Mariners, castaways, and renegades -- The last Englishman -- "A sort of lying that makes a great hole in the heart" -- How the light came in -- Modern times -- "Maybe they don't know what is an island" -- "Still a little behind the times"
"The Island that Disappeared tells, for the first time, the story of the passengers aboard the Mayflower's sister ship (the Seaflower) who in 1630 founded a rival Puritan colony on an isolated Caribbean island called Providence--so small it doesn't appear on most maps. Chaos ensued, and the great experiment failed. One-hundred years later the disaster repeated itself. Traveling to the island today, Tom Feiling finds a new mix of Puritans and pirates that make Providence a symbol of how the Western world took shape."--Provided by publisher.
9781612197081 1612197086
2017055039
Puritans--History.--Colombia--Providence Island
British--History--Colombia--Providence Island--17th century.
Providence Island (Colombia)--History.
West Indies--History--17th century.
The island that disappeared : the lost history of the Mayflower's sister ship and its rival Puritan colony / Lost history of the Mayflower's sister ship and its rival Puritan colony Tom Feiling. - First American hardcover edition. - xii, 402 pages ; 24 cm
Originally published: United Kingdom : Explore Books, 2017.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [367]-384) and index.
Building New Westminster -- Educating Essex -- The Seaflower -- Cake, ale, and painful preaching: a Banbury tale -- The first voyage to the Miskito Coast -- The pride of the righteous -- The Africans, "during their strangeness from Christianity" -- "A nest of thieves and pirates" -- "Raw potatoes and turtle meat" -- The last days of their Lordships' Isle -- "Little more than the summit of a hill" -- The Western design -- The rise of Port Royal and the recapture of Providence -- Henry Morgan, Admiral of the Brethren -- Mariners, castaways, and renegades -- The last Englishman -- "A sort of lying that makes a great hole in the heart" -- How the light came in -- Modern times -- "Maybe they don't know what is an island" -- "Still a little behind the times"
"The Island that Disappeared tells, for the first time, the story of the passengers aboard the Mayflower's sister ship (the Seaflower) who in 1630 founded a rival Puritan colony on an isolated Caribbean island called Providence--so small it doesn't appear on most maps. Chaos ensued, and the great experiment failed. One-hundred years later the disaster repeated itself. Traveling to the island today, Tom Feiling finds a new mix of Puritans and pirates that make Providence a symbol of how the Western world took shape."--Provided by publisher.
9781612197081 1612197086
2017055039
Puritans--History.--Colombia--Providence Island
British--History--Colombia--Providence Island--17th century.
Providence Island (Colombia)--History.
West Indies--History--17th century.