son was not practiced. In another example, in one
             of his writings, Smith was attacked by two-hundred Indians and killed two of them. But
             then in the next paragraph, he was attached by three-hundred Indians and killed three of
             them. (http://vision.stanford.edu/~birch/pocahontas.html) What was he trying to do? It
             could be argued that he did this on purpose to entice his readers. Let them think about the
             instance for a minute and then let the fact that he was an honest man and writer set in.
             Make the story more interesting? If someone wanted to lie, the liar would have removed
             all of the little things. John Smith did not. As i said earlier, John Smith had no reason to
             lie. He was a man of honesty and that is what he prided himself in. He had no one to lie
             to. He only spoke the truth of his journeys and so forth.
             Pocahontes was born in 1595. The daughter of a tribe leader, Powhatan, she was
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