Love And Hate In Jamestown Summary

"Love and Hate in Jamestown" is a sparkling classic written by David A. Price in 2003. The main Characters are John Smith and a native Amerindian Princess. It explores the love between this two characters and how they supported each other during difficult moments. However, the book has more than that. It has lot to offer to historians and all American citizens as it preaches about how the first seeds of present day America got planted. In 1606, a group of determined Englishmen sailed to North American specifically in a town in Virginia with great enthusiasm and optimism to carry out highly rewarding trade, exploit gold and establish plantations. All this achievement was through the creation of colonies. However, to their dismay, the reverse was true (Price 20). They met high ranking unfavorable conditions such as …show more content…
Any average reader with agrees that the book is just a retelling presented in tale form. Price framed the book the way ancient time's tales are presented. The presentation contradicts with the historical writings formats. Another questionable thing in the book is that the author suggests the book is about John and Pocahontas, but the reality is that it tells more about the beginning of British colony in North America, specifically Virginia (Cassell 20).
In summary, the book, "Love and Hate in Jamestown" by David A. Price is a fantastic and a

groundbreaking piece of work that warrants an honored berth in any library on earth. It is about the beginning of British colony in Virginia, the challenges and successes attached to her endeavor. The book has proved useful and inspiring not only to Americans and historians but also to all people of earth and those in other fields of knowledge. The story bases on good research conducted by Price. However, he presents it as novel or tale for anonymous reasons. I firmly believe the book will be useful even to the future