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Pictorial history
"The motion picture opened with a view of young Walter Raleigh and Richard Grenville by the edge of the sea listening to tales of far off places told by an old sea captain ... The film moved correctly through the Amadas and Barlow expedition, the Ralph Lane colony and the Lost Colony with its march into oblivion, and concluded with Governor White's return and failure to find the colonists"--Powell, p. 120.
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- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1241356
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- "Mabel Evans Jones' 1921 silent film about the Roanoke Island settlements & the lost colony"@en
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- ""The motion picture opened with a view of young Walter Raleigh and Richard Grenville by the edge of the sea listening to tales of far off places told by an old sea captain ... The film moved correctly through the Amadas and Barlow expedition, the Ralph Lane colony and the Lost Colony with its march into oblivion, and concluded with Governor White's return and failure to find the colonists"--Powell, p. 120."@en
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- "History"@en
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- "Pictorial history"@en