May, the year of our lord, 1660. I begin this record for the glory of my nation, this England, so that all men might know the corage and devotion of those who hope to make us a great people in the eyes of the world. We have our colonies in the new world, and they have made contact with the heathens, whose name be the Iroquois nation, and have learned their Native lore, and we have taught them Horse Breeding. These simple soles can be quite violent, but are also gentle and kind if treated fairly. The news has reached us that a company in Kingston is now trading Rum with the Spanish in Havana, and it is quite profitable, I am told. The war on the Northern marches with the Scots is unchanged, with many a good man being killed, but our navy has taken a hand, and the outlook is good. It is my hope that my country will spread the rights of man to all the nations of the earth. The journel of Christopher Sarn. <>File sent to Exile(holland).
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All knowledge begins with the phrase: I don't know.
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All knowledge begins with the phrase: I don't know.
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