The Rich Papers are a major source of original letters and documents on Bermuda’s early history. Written principally to Sir Nathaniel Rich, a major shareholder in the Bermuda Company founded in 1612, they provide revealing eyewitness accounts of the early days of Bermuda, ranging through topics as diverse as indentured servants and tenant farmers, drunkenness, letters from an outspoken clergyman, and problems between the local governor and the Company in London.
Editor: Vernon A. Ives Published by: Bermuda National Trust, 1984 Pages: 413 Illustrations: Black and white photos and illustrations Cover: Hardback Dimensions: 7″ x 10″ Price: $40