New England Trials: Declaring the Successe of 80 Ships Employed Thither Within These Eight Yeares and the Benefit of That Countrey by Sea

Focusing on the early colonial experience, this work details the successes of 80 ships involved in New England over eight years, highlighting the economic benefits derived from both land and sea. It recounts the establishment of a thriving plantation initiated by just 60 men in 1620 and offers insights into the current state of the settlement. Additionally, it proposes strategies for building a fleet of ships to establish a notable naval presence, emphasizing the potential for maritime expansion and the prosperity of the region.