It would be a century later before England would approve the formation of the colony Jamestown, where John Smith would become a prominent figure. After the death of the original president of Jamestown, John Smith took over in 1608. ... John Smith wrote A Description of New England in order to try and promote colonization of this new territory. ... Smith, John. "A Description of New England." ...
John Welles Lucas-Lucas who immediately saw Rupert's talent for poetry. ... These two men were Geoffrey Keynes and Hugh Russell-Smith. Latter in life Geoffrey Keynes would write a biography containing most of Rupert letters to all of his closest friends showing an accurate description of Ruperts short but very eventful life. ... Another example of Ruperts mother strong wildness is, "Fifty German students who are "seeing England", and taking Cambridge this week, will be there-it's for them, in any way, the show is being got up. ... But I"m certainer than ever that I"m, possibly , ope...
