Chanco and Richard Pace Save Jamestown

This 32-page coloring book by Janie Mae Jones McKinley, depicts a true event in U.S. history: A brave Indian boy, known as Chanco, helped save the English settlers at Jamestown, Virginia, from the 1622 Indian Attack. This even was the turning point in early American history. If the Indians had succeeded in their plan to annihilate Jamestown, the United States migh never have existed. The roots of our free society, in a country that today touches two oceans, began in this little settlement on the James River. In that wooden fort, laws were passed in Jamestown before pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.