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Raleigh eventually gained approval from the royal crown to delegate an English colony in the unfamiliar land. Seven ships- and two flagships- departed from England on April 9, 1585. In total, there were 500 hundred men, including Manteo and Wanchese. Months thereafter passed and on June 26, 1585, the ships landed a mere 80 miles southwest of Roanoke. Unaware of the treacheries to navigate around the alien world, the Tiger, one of the quainter ships, ran aground and a generous portion of the cargo was lost. Once the seven ships ultimately dropped anchor into the shallow water surrounding the island, the Indians had no advanced emotions towards the English. Earlier in the year, the tribes witnessed and entire solar eclipse, a comet upon the return

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