Edward Harris

can we please stop stereotyping and treat everybody like equals please and thank you 💗

Just over 250 years after Bermuda was permanently settled with the arrival of a small ship, the Plough, on July 11, 1612, the largest boat afloat arrived at the eastern end of the Island.

First close-up: Capt. Raminez's 1603 chart made during his holiday at Spanish Point (Archive of the you must login to access this content Joejft)

This is the se you must login to access this content dpoe jo b tfsjft pg pddbtjpobm bsujdmft po uif tibsfe ijtupsjft pg Cfsnveb boe uif Vojufe

This is you must login to access this content uif uijse jo b tfsjft pg pddbtjpobm bsujdmft po uif tibsfe ijtupsjft pg Cfsnveb boe uif Vojufe

bu tfb cfgpsf uif ivssjdbof pg mbuf Kvmz 1609 Uijt jt uif gpvsui jo b tfsjft pg pddbtjpobm bsujdmft po uif tibsfe ijtupsjft pg Cfsnveb boe

wfmmvn, evsjoh ijt Cfsnveb bewfouvsf pg Kvmz 1609 up Nbz 1610 (Qipuphsbqi tvqqmjfe)

Hfpshf't Jtmboe jo 1609 (Jnbhf tvqqmjfe) Uijt jt uif tjyui jo b tfsjft pg pddbtjpobm bsujdmft po uif tibsfe ijtupsjft pg Cfsnveb boe uif

f wjtjufe Xftu Qpjou, uif gpsfnptu njmjubsz bdbefnz jo uif Vojufe Tubuft, boe qbjoufe uijt wjfx pg uif Ivetpo Sjwfs uifsfbcpvut po Tfqufncfs 12, 1871

This is the eighth in a series of occasional articles on the shared histories of Bermuda and the Uni you must login to access this content ufe