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'Sir Walter Raleigh Landing in Virginia', c1900. Creator: Howard Davie.

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'Sir Walter Raleigh Landing in Virginia', c1900. Native Americans depicted prostrating themselves to European invaders. '"It is", says Professor Laughton, "to Raleigh [that] belongs the credit of having, first of Englishmen, pointed out the way to the formation of a greater England beyond the seas, but he had no personal share in the expeditions, and he was never in his whole life near the coast of Virginia". From "Heroes of History", by Alfred H. Miles, illustrated by Howard Davie [Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd, London]

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Photo12/Heritage Images/The Print Collector

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HRM25A06_258

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118,1Mo (3,3Mo) / 46,6cm x 63,4cm / 5507 x 7494 (300dpi)

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transport transportation Europe England people male activities job man men historical sailing arts country adventure law book guy ship ships crime occupation landing continent British activity English European color Virginia native Native American kneeling military location century Colonial arrival gesturing Britain profession soldiers soldier literature Native Americans concept navigation arriving pirate controversy pirates navigator American Indian hand gesture posture europeans sailor adventurer writer controversial sailors arrive sailing ship sailing ships American Indians hand Gestures United States of America Colour author 19th century water transport Corsair prostration piracy 16th century 1890s 1900s 20th century nineteenth century sixteenth century history historic The Print Collector book illustration colonialism imperialism prostrating TGN Sir Walter Raleigh Walter Raleigh indigenous indigenous people Raleigh Walter Sir Walter Sir Walter Ralegh Alfred Raphael Tuck & Sons Miles London Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd Sir W Raleigh 19th-century Alfred Henry Alfred H. Howard Davie Davie Howard Tuck and Sons Tuck & Sons Alfred H. Miles Alfred Miles Alfred Henry Miles A. H. A. H. Miles