Memorial volume of the Popham celebration, August 29, 1862
Subtitle: commemorative of the planting of the Popham colony on the peninsula of Sabino, August 19, o. s., 1607, establishing the title of England to the continent. Pub. under the direction of the Rev. Edward Ballard
Contributors: Maine Historical Society
Publisher: Bailey & Noyes
Published: 1863
Place of publication: Portland [Me.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 368
Subjects: History; English; Popham colony; Discovery and exploration
Notes: Appended English colonization in America. A vindication of the claims of Sir Ferdinando Gorges ... By John A. Poor. New York, 1862. 144 p.

(Contents, con't.) William King, first governor of Maine, by J. O. Fiske, p. 205.--President Popham's letter to the king, 13 Dec. 1607, p. 220.-- Pemaquid, by John Johnston, p. 263.--George Waymouth and the Kennebec, by Edward Ballard, p. 301.--The Church of England and early American discovery and colonization, by W. S. Perry, p. 317.--Maritime adventure and discovery illustrated by men of Bristol, by E. F. Johnson, p. 333.--The lost Augusta within the province of Sabino, by R. K. Sewall, p. 339.
Table of contents: title: Historical statement, by William Willis, p. 37.; title: Address on the Popham colony, by J. A. Poor, p. 57.; title: Richard Seymour, chaplain of the colony, by George Burgess, p. 101.; title: Champlain, by T. D. McGee, p. 112.; title: Pierre du Guast, sieur de Monts, by A. D. Wheeler, p. 120.; title: Colonization of Manhattan, by J. R. Brodhead, p. 128.; title: Ancient dominions of Maine, by R. K. Sewall, p. 133.; title: Colony  of Massachusetts Bay, by Emory Washburn, p. 155.; title: Richard Vines, deputy governor, by E. E. Bourne, p. 169.; title: Life and character of Sir William Phips, by Francis Norwood, p. 181.; title: Influence of the people of the eastern settlements in fixing the boundaries of the republic, by G. F. Talbot, p. 193.