An historical account of the voyages and adventures of Sir Walter Raleigh : with the discoveries and conquests he made for the Crown of England [microform] ... : to which is added, an account how that rich country might now be with ease, possess'd, planted and secur'd to the British nation ... : humbly proposed to the South-Sea-Company.
Raleigh, Walter,Sir,1552?-1618.
Defoe, Daniel,1661?-1731.
South Sea Company.
London : Printed, and sold by W. Boreham, ...;
1719.
Although authorship has been attributed to Sir Walter Raleigh, attribution to Defoe is based on internal textual relationship to his works of proven authorship together with supporting external evidence (cf. Moore, J.R.  Defoe (1971 ed.) p. 169-170)
"The author of this anonymous pamphlet claims to be a descendant from Raleigh; and in it proposes a Guiana settlement to the South Sea Company, on a plan 'laid before K. William thirty years before. See Anderson's History of Commerce, III. 91."--Sabin
Sabin 67559
Microfiche.
South Sea Company.