The Numbered Years Margaret Denny Dixon 1957 Jamestown Virginia History
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Genre: Virginia History / Colonial America / Historical Fiction
The Numbered Years: Five Decades at James City by Margaret Denny Dixon, published in 1957 by Garrett & Massie of Richmond, Virginia.
This historically grounded novel brings early Jamestown to life during the years 1629–1676. The story follows Thomas Rolfe—the only child of Pocahontas and John Rolfe—while exploring colonial society, plantation life, political conflict, Governor William Berkeley, and Bacon’s Rebellion. Based closely on surviving historical records, it offers an engaging portrait of daily life in seventeenth-century Virginia. Includes illustrated map endpapers.
Original red cloth hardcover with the attractive illustrated dust jacket. The hardcover remains solid and presents well, with age-toning to the page edges. Interior pages shown are clean and readable. Dust jacket has considerable age-related wear, including tears, chips, creasing, rubbing, staining, and edge loss, as clearly photographed. A desirable original 1957 Virginia publication for collectors of Jamestown, Pocahontas, colonial history, and regional Virginia books.
SKU G-20
The Numbered Years Margaret Denny Dixon 1957 Jamestown Virginia History
$40.00
The Numbered Years: Five Decades at James City by Margaret Denny Dixon, published in 1957 by Garrett & Massie of Richmond, Virginia.
This historically grounded novel brings early Jamestown to life during the years 1629–1676. The story follows Thomas Rolfe—the only child of Pocahontas and John Rolfe—while exploring colonial society, plantation life, political conflict, Governor William Berkeley, and Bacon’s Rebellion. Based closely on surviving historical records, it offers an engaging portrait of daily life in seventeenth-century Virginia. Includes illustrated map endpapers.
Original red cloth hardcover with the attractive illustrated dust jacket. The hardcover remains solid and presents well, with age-toning to the page edges. Interior pages shown are clean and readable. Dust jacket has considerable age-related wear, including tears, chips, creasing, rubbing, staining, and edge loss, as clearly photographed. A desirable original 1957 Virginia publication for collectors of Jamestown, Pocahontas, colonial history, and regional Virginia books.
SKU G-20