English: English interpreter Thomas Savage, gesturing at center, negotiates with two of Pocahontas's brothers (at right) in this engraving from Theodor de Bry's Americae (1634). Pocahontas, a daughter of the paramount chief Powhatan, was captured by the English in 1613, and is shown here surrounded by English guards as the interpreter converses with the Indigenous people.Encyclopedia Virginia

"In March 1614 the English sailed up the York River to deliver an ultimatum to Wahunsonacock. As a precaution, they brought with them the captive Pocahontas. Here Pocahontas, surrounded by guards, and English interpreter Thomas Savage try to persuade two of Pocahontas's brothers to cease hostilities.JSTOR Fausz 1990

"This image records an incident in the attempt by Governor [Thomas Dale] to force Powhatan to deal for hostage Pocahontas or else."JSTOR Fausz 1987

Two of Powhatan's sons came to the English settlement to see if their sister [Pocahontas] was still alive. They discovered that she had been treated well and promised to report to their father. This image is derived from Theodor de Bry. America, part 10, plate 8, and follows the special title page for De genenkwaardige reizen vanden beroemdent Capiteyn Johan Smith na Virginien ..., Leiden, 1706.JCB Library

This collection of voyages consists of 127 parts, each having a special title page, separate pagination, and register. The voyages covering the period from 1246 to 1696 are arranged chronologically.

Part of Naaukeurige versameling der gedenk-waardigste zee en land-reysen na Oost en West-Indiën ... zedert het jaar 1524 tot 1526, In het ligt gegeven te Leyden [Leiden]; Door Pieter Vander Aa, boekverkoper in de St. Pieters Koor-steeg, in Plato. F706 A111n