Blood on the River

How does Captain Smith explain the importance of finding a westward passage? Chapter 14

Blood on the River

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Answered by Jill W on 14 Oct 22:01

Captain Smith explains that a westward passage to the Orient would allow England to access spices from India and silks from China without having to go overland through the territory of the Ottoman Turks.

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Blood on the River