Envisioning an English Empire: Jamestown and the Making of the North Atlantic World Book

	Foreword
	Introduction : sea changes	1
1	The conquest of Eden : possession and dominion in early Virginia	25
2	Powhatans abroad : Virginia Indians in England	49
3	John Smith maps Virginia : knowledge, rhetoric, and politics	68
4	The politics of pathos : Richard Frethorne's letters home	92
5	The specter of Spain in John Smith's colonial writing	111
6	The white Othello : Turkey and Virginia in John Smith's True travels	135
7	England, Morocco, and global geopolitical upheaval	152
8	Irish colonies and the Americas	172
9	Hunger in early Virginia : Indians and English facing off over excess, want, and need	195
10	Between "plain wilderness" and "goodly corn fields" : representing land use in early Virginia	217
11	Settling with slavery : human bondage in the early Anglo-Atlantic world	236
12	"We all smoke here" : Behn's The widdow ranter and the invention of American identity	254
	Conclusion : Jamestown and its North Atlantic world	275