All four volumes (parts) are hosted online by the Library of Congress The 1905–07 reproduction was printed in 20 volumves (one for each "book"): The pamphlet was reprinted in an 1877 edition hosted online by HathiTrust. It is reprinted with annotations at . This book is reprinted in . A digitized version can be downloaded from The Digital Commons at University of Nebraska–Lincoln. . Macmillan published a verbatim version of the first printing (with different pagination) of this work as well as Smith's 1630 autobiography and his Sea Grammar: The Macmillan version, is hosted by the Library of Congress in two volumes): Volume I and Volume II. A searchable version (with various download options) of the same book is hosted by the Internet Archive: Voume I and Volume II. The Generall History of Virginia is also contained in . The work was twice republished in Smith's life (in 1726 and 1727) and immediately after his death (in 1732). A digitized version with modern typeface but 1643 pagination is hosted by the University of Michigan. The work is reprinted, with annotations, in . A facsimile reproduction, with original pagination, is printed in an 1865 edition, together with a new preface and one from a 1764 reprinting, by The Society of Boston and hosted by the Internet Archive. Secondary Online (via HathiTrust): Multiple copies. ("The Settlement of Boston Bay" is found in Volume 1, pp. 1–360. The chapter on Tisquantum is found at pp. 23–44.) Hosted online by the Internet Archive: Volume I and Volume II. In three volumes, online, at the Internet Archive, as follows: Volume 1 consists of Baxter's memoir of Sir Ferdinando Gorges and A briefe relation of the discovery and plantation of New England ... (London: J. Haviland for W. Bladen, 1622). Volume 2 includes A briefe narration of the original undertakings of the advancement of plantation into the parts of American... by ... Sir Ferdinando Gorges ... (London: E. Brudenell, for N. Brook, 1658) as well as other works of Gorges and his son Thomas Gorges. Volume 3 is devoted to Gorges's letters and other papers, 1596–1646. (The work consists of first-hand accounts of early voyages to the New World, with introduction and notes by Burrage.) (A copy is also hosted by the HathiTrust.) Hosted by the Internet Archive in two volumes: Volume I and Voume II. The work is in two volumes hosted on the Internet