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Captain John Smith (of Jamestown, 1580-1631) capturing Opechancanough (or Opchanacanough, 1554-1646) Indian king of the Pamaunkee or Powhatan confederation, Virginia (United States) in 1608

Captain John Smith (of Jamestown, 1580-1631) capturing Opechancanough (or Opchanacanough, 1554-1646) Indian king of the Pamaunkee or Powhatan confederation, Virginia (United States) in 1608


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Captain John Smith (of Jamestown, 1580-1631) capturing Opechancanough (or Opchanacanough, 1554-1646) Indian king of the Pamaunkee or Powhatan confederation, Virginia (United States) in 1608

NWI4848259 Captain John Smith (of Jamestown, 1580-1631) capturing Opechancanough (or Opchanacanough, 1554-1646) Indian king of the Pamaunkee or Powhatan confederation, Virginia (United States) in 1608. Color lithograph, 19th century, based on an illustration of John Smith's "General History of Virginia", 1624.; (add.info.: Captain John Smith (of Jamestown, 1580-1631) capturing Opechancanough (or Opchanacanough, 1554-1646) Indian king of the Pamaunkee or Powhatan confederation, Virginia (United States) in 1608. Color lithograph, 19th century, based on an illustration of John Smith's "General History of Virginia", 1624.); Photo © North Wind Pictures

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This lithograph from the 19th century depicts the dramatic moment when Captain John Smith captured Opechancanough, the powerful Indian king of the Pamaunkee or Powhatan confederation in Virginia, in 1608. The scene is based on an illustration from Smith's "General History of Virginia" published in 1624. In this historical image, we see the clash of civilizations as European explorers encounter Native American populations. The tension and struggle for power between these two worlds are palpable in this vividly colored print. Captain John Smith, a key figure in the early colonization of America, is portrayed here as a bold and determined leader who successfully captures Opechancanough. This event symbolizes the complex interactions between Europeans and indigenous peoples during this period of exploration and colonialism. The intricate details and vibrant colors of this lithograph bring to life a crucial moment in American history. It serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by both settlers and natives as they navigated cultural differences and territorial disputes. Overall, this print offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment that shaped the future of America, highlighting themes of conquest, conflict, and cooperation between different cultures.

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