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We want to share with you some of the amazing historic
documents, engravings, and maps from our research of the
Topics and Times explained and explored in our AMERICAN
TRUTHS Audio Programs and Course Books.
Available NOW for viewing and/or download:
CHOOSING OUR HEROES Resource Kit (1008k zip file)
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Available NOW for viewing and/or download:
NORUMBEGA TO NEW ENGLAND Resource Kit (1740k zip file)
Kit includes:
- Questions-to-be-asked and Topics-to-ponder BEFORE listening to the Audio Program "NORUMBEGA TO NEW ENGLAND' -
in order to identify your current knowledge and sources of information
- 1582- "The names of certaine commodities growing in part of America..." by Thomas Dawson. This
is a list of items that were described by 16th century European explorers to North America. It includes
"Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Wormes, Trees, Fruites, Gummes, Spices and Drugges, Hearbes and floures, Graynes, Metalles, Precious stones, and Commodities Unknown."
- Color MAP: "Nova Anglia, Novum Belgium, et Virginia" by Johannes Jansson, 1636; published by H. Hondius, Amsterday.
- Color MAP: Novi Orbis Pars Borealis, America Scilicet, Complectens Floridam, Baccaaon, Canadam ..." by Matthias Quad, c. 1593; pubished in Koln 1600 (and after) by J. Bussemecher and in "Geograplusche Handtbuch."
- Color MAP: "Norumbega et Virginia, 1597" by Cornelius Wytfliet, from "Descriptionis Ptolemaicae Augmentum," Louvain, 1597, Mapp 21.
- Current Seal of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (from 1885) and a revised Seal, proposed in the 1980s
- Title page and page 4 of the 1659 book "America, Painted to the Life" by explorer, investor, author Sir Ferdinando Gorges
- "A Declaration for the certaine time of dravving the great ftanding Lottery" - one of the ways that entrepreneurs raised money for expeditions to North America (mid 1600s)
- Detail of above.
Download each resource individually or as a zipped kit!
Download Instructions
Download Instructions You may download each graphic resource individually as follows:
On Mac: Hold down your mouse over the individual link until the pop up menu allows you to 'Save As' to your Hardrive
On PC: Right click on the individual links and 'Save this link as'
Or, Print each image directly from your browser by clicking on the individual links, allow the image to load, then Print
The resources are also available in two zipped files to allow you to download them in compressed packages, saving download time. To download the zipped files:
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On PC: Right click on the zip link and 'Save this link as'
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