Summary
This book presents an account of Cuttyhunk, a small island south of New Bedford, and its historical importance in the first European settlement on New England shores. It follows the 1602 voyage of Bartholomew Gosnold, drawing on contemporary narratives by Gabriel Archer and John Brereton, as the expedition reaches the coast, names Cape Cod, and explores the islands and sounds of the region.
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