Difference between revisions of "Jamestown, Virginia"

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Jamestown is the first permanent English settlment in america. Named after king James I of [[England]]. Colonists landed on a small peninsula on James river on May 14, 1607 and proceeded to Build Jamestown.
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Jamestown is the first permanent English settlment in america. Named after king James I of [[England]]. Colonists landed on a small peninsula on James river on May 14, 1607 and proceeded to Build Jamestown. Although not initialy led by [[John Smith]], Jamestown flourished under his leadership.

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Jamestown is the first permanent English settlment in america. Named after king James I of England. Colonists landed on a small peninsula on James river on May 14, 1607 and proceeded to Build Jamestown. Although not initialy led by John Smith, Jamestown flourished under his leadership.