First American poet may have been George Sandys in 1621
Fragmented notes recount that George Sandys arrived in Virginia in 1621 as an early American poet. Other bits mention barbary Moors, dyeing pipes with harmless dye, Barbary Barbary terms, and Baalbek as an ancient ruined Syrian city. Honey bees reportedly number about 6000 per pound.
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George Sandys
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The Baobab Tree and a Tax Protest Tale
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