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ILLUSTRATIONS

_1 "While within its bright'ning dimness,
With the misty halo 'round her,
Stood a beautiful white maiden"_ FRONTISPIECE

_2 A Scuppernong Vineyard, Roanoak Island_ _x_

_3 Old "Mother" Scuppernong Vine_ _xii_

_4 Among the Scuppernongs.--A Modern Vineyard_ _xiv_

_5 A "Virginia Dare" Vineyard_ _xvi_

_6 The Arrival of the Englishmen in Virginia_ _23_

_7 "The Fierce, Brawny Red Man is King of the Wold"_ _24_

_8 The Land-of-Wind-and-Water_ _32_

_9 Man-te-o, a Chiefe Lorde of Roanoak_ _34_

_10 "Then a New Canoe he fashioned"_ _52_

_11 The Magician of Po-mou-ik_ _58_

Frontispiece from an original drawing by May Louise Barrett.

Maps and remaining illustrations reproduced from Theodore de Bry's edition of "The True Pictures and Fashions of the People in that Parte of America now called Virginia," 1590.