The travels of William Lee, who was born at Hadfield, near Doncaster : His voyage to New York, where he travelled upwards of four thousand miles through the interior of the back settlements in North America. With an account of the country, customs and manners of the inhabitants. Also commences schoolmaster at Linevel's Creek in Virginia; endures great hardships by the war with the Indians. Is taken prisoner on the coast of Ireland - retaken by the Stag frigate, and sent to Dublin - his liberation on producing his certificate from the Chief Justice of Georgia. And his safe arrival at Doncaster, in Yorkshire