For 10 points, name this founder of Richmond, who wrote a "secret" version of his History of the Dividing Line.
A text by this writer describes the "left hand path" where a dreadful "old woman sits on a toad-stool" and has "rattlesnakes" for hair instead of tresses. This author inserted himself into a work where he meets an Indian hunter who is so good at hunting bear meat that he's able to test his theory as to whether a diet of bear meat makes men more virile. An Indian named Ned Bearskin is described in a text in which this author is surrounded by men of "hoggish temper" that he names Puzzlecause, Firebrand, and Shoebrush. This author styled himself "Steddy" in a text that provides more "scandalous" material than a similarly named 1728 non-fiction account, which describes William Dandridge and Richard Fitz-William, two fellow surveyors. For 10 points, name this founder of Richmond, who wrote a "secret" version of his History of the Dividing Line.
A text by this writer describes the "left hand path" where a dreadful "old woman sits on a toad-stool" and has "rattlesnakes" for hair instead of tresses.
William Byrd II