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Travaile refers sometimes to Smith, and always with respect. It will be noted that Smith's
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Map was engraved and published before the
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Description in the Oxford tract. Purchas had it, for he says, in writing of Virginia for his
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Pilgrimage
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Concerning-the latter [Virginia], Capt. John Smith, partly by word of mouth, partly by his mappe thereof in print, and more fully by a Manuscript which he courteously communicated to mee, hath acquainted me with that whereof himselfe with great perill and paine, had been the discoverer. Strachey in his
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Travaile alludes to it, and pays a tribute to Smith in the following:
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Their severall habitations are more plainly described by the annexed mappe, set forth by Capt. Smith, of whose paines taken herein I leave to the censure of the reader to judge. Sure I am there will not return from thence in hast, any one who hath been more industrious, or who hath had (Capt. Geo. Percie excepted) greater experience amongst them, however misconstruction may traduce here at home, where is not easily seen the mixed sufferances, both of body and mynd, which is there daylie, and with no few hazards and hearty griefes undergon.
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Lord High Chancellor, and Bacon had not that title conferred on him till after 1618. But the copy among the Ashmolean manuscripts at Oxford is dedicated to Sir Allen Apsley, with the title of
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Purveyor to His Majestie's Navie Royall ; and as Sir Allen was made
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Lieutenant of the Tower