In the early 1600s, Martin Pring led one of the earliest European trading missions to what would become the NH coast.
READ the Journal:
Click to read any of the following episodes:
Journal of Martin Pring (cover + intro) – 1603: Here’s a color cover image of Pring’s young guiternist…
Pring 01 ~ Quest for Sassafras – Martin Pring details his visit to the New Hampshire seacoast in 1603.
Pring 02 ~ Sassafras Bay – Pring’s crew find what they’re looking for on the New England seacoast …
Pring 03 ~ Meeting the Locals – The native people of NH’s seacoast take some interest in Martin Pring’s sassafras harvesting expedition …
Pring 04 ~ Sassafras Dance – Quite possibly the first world-fusion dance party in New England history…
Pring 05 ~ Their Weapons are Bowes – The English visitors inspect their hosts…
Pring 06 ~ Let Loose the Mastives – Martin Pring brings out his pets.
Pring 07 ~ These People in Colour – Native fashions of the 17th century, for men and women …
Pring 08 ~ Birchbarke Boats – Description of native canoes.
Pring 09 ~ We beheld their Gardens – Martin Pring ventures upriver in native canoes for a garden tour…
Pring 10 ~ Rich and Fat Ground – After sailing around the New England coast for many weeks, the English run low on provisions, and so …
Pring 11 ~ Sassafras Forest – Pring notes some of the many potential applications of the New England forests …
Pring 12 ~ As The Land is Full – Wherein we can perhaps glimpse the little gold “crownes” in Pring’s eyes as he ogles the natives’ pelts …
Pring 13 ~ Sassafras Harvest – Things go quickly awry when Pring’s men exhaust the local supply of sassafras…
Pring 14 ~ Two Shots – Pring’s last ship fires the first warning shots of a coming conflict …
Pring 15 ~ Final Fire – 1603: The dogs save the fort, communications break down, and the expedition heads for home in this EXCITING CONCLUSION of Martin Pring’s Journal!
Pring 16 ~ “Wee did behold to burne” – 1603: The crew of Martin Pring’s last ship watch the New England coast go up in flames…
Journal of Martin Pring (cover + intro) – 1603: Here’s a color cover image of Pring’s young guiternist… Pring 01 ~ Quest for Sassafras – Martin Pring details his visit to the New Hampshire seacoast in 1603. Pring 02 ~ Sassafras Bay – Pring’s crew find what they’re looking for on the New England seacoast … Pring 03 ~ Meeting the Locals – The native people of NH’s seacoast take some interest in Martin Pring’s sassafras harvesting expedition … Pring 04 ~ Sassafras Dance – Quite possibly the first world-fusion dance party in New England history… Pring 05 ~ Their Weapons are Bowes – The English visitors inspect their hosts… Pring 06 ~ Let Loose the Mastives – Martin Pring brings out his pets. Pring 07 ~ These People in Colour – Native fashions of the 17th century, for men and women … Pring 08 ~ Birchbarke Boats – Description of native canoes. Pring 09 ~ We beheld their Gardens – Martin Pring ventures upriver in native canoes for a garden tour… Pring 10 ~ Rich and Fat Ground – After sailing around the New England coast for many weeks, the English run low on provisions, and so … Pring 11 ~ Sassafras Forest – Pring notes some of the many potential applications of the New England forests … Pring 12 ~ As The Land is Full – Wherein we can perhaps glimpse the little gold “crownes” in Pring’s eyes as he ogles the natives’ pelts … Pring 13 ~ Sassafras Harvest – Things go quickly awry when Pring’s men exhaust the local supply of sassafras… Pring 14 ~ Two Shots – Pring’s last ship fires the first warning shots of a coming conflict … Pring 15 ~ Final Fire – 1603: The dogs save the fort, communications break down, and the expedition heads for home in this EXCITING CONCLUSION of Martin Pring’s Journal! Pring 16 ~ “Wee did behold to burne” – 1603: The crew of Martin Pring’s last ship watch the New England coast go up in flames…
Live Free and Draw 
Leave a Reply