NCST 4000
Spring 2002

Dr. Tom Shields

Date

Assignment

• Quinn and Quinn, Preface and Introduction, The First Colonists, [iii]-[xv], vii-xvii.


• In Search of History: The Roanoke Voyages (video)

• Quinn, Chapter 1, Set Fair for Roanoke, 3-19.


• Noël Hume, Prologue and Chapter 1, The Virginia Adventure, xv-xviii, 3-19.

• Quinn, Chapter 1, Set Fair for Roanoke, 3-19.


• Noël Hume, Prologue and Chapter 1, The Virginia Adventure, xv-xviii, 3-19.

• The Carolina Algonkians, ed. John McGowan. (Particularly look at Christian F. Feest, "North Carolina Algonquians," and Davis S. Phelps, "The Carolina Algonkians: Archaeology and History")

• Hudson, Chapters 1-4, Searching for Virginia Dare, 1-69.

• Hudson, Chapters 5-7, Searching for Virginia Dare, 70-114.

• Hudson, Chapters 8-10 and Epilogue, Searching for Virginia Dare, 115-73.

• Quinn and Quinn, eds., "Arthur Barlowe's Narrative of the 1584 Voyage," The First Colonists, 1-12.

• Quinn, Chapters 2-3, Set Fair for Roanoke, 20-44.


• Noël Hume, from Chapter 2, The Virginia Adventure, 20-28.

• Quinn, Chapters 4-9, Set Fair for Roanoke, 45-129.

• Quinn and Quinn, eds., "The names of Lane's Colonists," "Ralph Lane to Richard Hakluyt the Elder and Master H———— of the Middle Temple, 3 September 1585," and "Ralph Lane's Narrative of the Settlement of Roanoke Island, 1585-1586" The First Colonists, 20-45.

• The Riddle of Roanoke (Video)

• Noël Hume, from Chapters 2-3, The Virginia Adventure, 28-96.

• Thomas Hariot, A Briefe and True Report, in Quinn and Quinn, eds., The First Colonists, 46-75.

• Quinn and Quinn, eds., from A Summarie and True Discourse, "Depositions by Pedro Morales and Nicolas Burgoignon, 1586," and "Richard Hakluyt's Narrative of the 1586 Virginia Voyages," The First Colonists, 77-86.


• Quinn, Chapters 10-11, Set Fair for Roanoke, 130-154.

• Quinn and Quinn, eds., "John White's Narrative of the 1587 Virginia Voyage," The First Colonists, 93-109.


• Quinn, Chapters 15-16, Set Fair for Roanoke, 241-294.

• Quinn and Quinn, eds., "John White's Narrative of the 1587 Virginia Voyage," The First Colonists, 93-109.


• Quinn, Chapters 15-16, Set Fair for Roanoke, 241-294.

• Quinn and Quinn, eds., "John White's Narrative of the Abortive Virginia Voyage, 1588," "John White to Richard Hakluyt, 4 February 1593," and "John White's Narrative of the 1590 Virginia Voyage," The First Colonists, 110-130.


• Quinn, Chapters 17-18, Set Fair for Roanoke, 295-338.

• Quinn, Chapters 19-20, Set Fair for Roanoke, 341-412.


• Noël Hume, from Chapter 3, The Virginia Adventure, 88-96.


• John Lawson, from A New Voyage to Carolina (1709). Online.


• John Lederer, from The Discoveries of John Lederer in Three Several Marches from Viginia, to the West of Carolina, and Other Parts of the Continent (1672). Online.

• Quinn, Chapters 19-20, Set Fair for Roanoke, 341-412.


• Noël Hume, from Chapter 3, The Virginia Adventure, 88-96.


• John Lawson, from A New Voyage to Carolina (1709). Online.


• John Lederer, from The Discoveries of John Lederer in Three Several Marches from Viginia, to the West of Carolina, and Other Parts of the Continent (1672). Online.


• In Search of the Lost Colony (video).

• Edward Ingle, "Roanoke: A Tale of Raleigh's Colony," The Overland Monthly Nov. 1886: 470-83. Online through the University of Michigan Making of America website.


• Cornelia L. Tuthill, "Virginia Dare: or, The Colony of Roanoke," Southern Literary Messenger 6.9 (Sept. 1840): 585-595. Online through the University of Michigan Making of America website.

• Avery, Introduction and "A Note on the Text," The Lost Colony, by Paul Green, 1-24.


• Green, Act 1, The Lost Colony, 31-72.

• Green, Act 2, The Lost Colony, 79-137.


• Green, "Introduction (Dialogue at Evening)" and "The Beginning of The Lost Colony," The Lost Colony, 141-52.

• "The Lost Colony," Lovejoy (video).

• "The Lost Colony," Lovejoy (video).