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Timothy Paciorek
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Updated Apr 8, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:32
Chapter 2
00:33
Chapter 3
00:34
Chapter 4
01:10
Chapter 5
01:12
Chapter 6
01:13
Chapter 7
01:15
Chapter 8
01:17
Chapter 9
01:19
Chapter 10
01:44
Chapter 11
01:45
Chapter 12
02:17
Chapter 13
02:18
Chapter 14
02:24
Chapter 15
02:25
Chapter 16
02:28
Chapter 17
02:34
Chapter 18
02:36
Chapter 19
02:38
Chapter 20
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the starving time in Jamestown, presented by Timothy and in
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the James in Jamestown, Jamestown.
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People became very hungry, very hungry and very thirsty.
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And they started.
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And they started eating the dead bodies up when they
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got hungry.
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And and the Native Americans were not trade with them
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because during the times they were in their in battles
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and 60 survived out of 140 14.
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There is no food shortage.
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There is food shortages everywhere.
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A lot of people couldn't could fish or find anything
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or any food source.
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The lake had been frozen in animals and animals were
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at the bottom of it, right?
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A lot of people were going to die and they
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did not find other.
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They and they try to wait for people that will
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get more food.
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They become deceased.
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So they sent people from Jamestown to go to go
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and get food.
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It is a part of the study, the middle of
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the crisis.
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So as they waited, they started their ass.
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Native Americans to trade when they, when the Native Americans
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and know a lot of men and women were dying
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from illness and starvation.
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It's been hard.
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It's been hard and change down since they can.
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They can trade or get food.
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So they dug up the dead bodies and ate the
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body. Uh, the end of the crisis.
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Okay, As soon as the boat is there, people people
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are starving.
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They cannot wait for them for them to come back.
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When they arrived, they cook, they cooked a meal for
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everyone. And people wanted more because they wanted to save
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the food.
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38 people died out of 144 men and women.
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That's probably one of the first resources.
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Jamestown history dot org.
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Second resource will start to start.
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Work a third resource right here.
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Third resource right here.
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Which history dot com?
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Thank you.
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