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Authors who wrote about the new world include:
Christopher Columbus
Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca
Samuel de Champlain
Thomas Harriot
Christopher Columbus
Journal written in 1492 (October 12 when he landed the boat)
Discover a new route to the East
Letters to Fernando and Isabel of Spain
Description of first contact with the land and with indigenous people
Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca
Wrote Naufragios (shipwrecks) in 1542
Spanish conquistador that was shipwrecked and lost his crew
Amazing six-year journey across the south living with natives, eventually ending in today’s Mexico
Writing sympathized with indigenous groups and speak out against Spanish occupation
Samuel de Champlain
Pioneer for the “New France” (Canada) but recognized in northern New England and upstate New York (Lake Champlain, etc.)
He wrote Des Sauvages: ou voyage de Samuel Champlain in 1604 (English publication 1625) and other writings about exploits in the north
Thomas Harriot
A British astronomer and mathematician
Learned the Carolina Algonquian language, which was instrumental for communicating his expeditions
Visited the Roanoke Island settlement (mysteriously disappeared afterword)
Wrote A Briefe and True Report of the New Found Land of Virginia (published 1588)
The Colonial Period Years
1620-1776
“The First Years” Genres
Chronicles of European explorers
Captivity narrative
Spiritual autobiographies
Poetry, Drama, etc. (works approaching the novel as a genre)
Pilgrims (The First Years)
16th century Henry VIII of England split from the Roman Catholic Church and created the Church of England
The Separatists didn’t believe the king should head the church and broke off
Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria, Mayflower
Thought anyone could worship God and read the Bible in their own way
Leader of the Pilgrims
William Bradford - lead the Pilgrims toward Virginia, but they ended up in Massachusetts Bay and landed in Plymouth in 1620
Came over on the Mayflower