William Bradford: Rock of PlymouthWilliam Bradford was the man most responsible for the successful founding of Plymouth Colony, the most famous of all early American settlements. His story is one of narrow escapes, intrigues and spying. There were battles with England and with Native Americans. There was the joy of successes and the sadness at the tragedies that struck the colony again and again. |
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Contents
PREFACE | 7 |
An Adventure Almost Desperate | 19 |
The Pilgrims in Holland | 26 |
The Mayflower Compact | 49 |
Plymouth | 65 |
The Time of Most Distress | 74 |
The First Thanksgiving | 90 |
Indian Troubles | 108 |
The End of Communism | 116 |
Tribulations Trials and a New Beginning | 129 |
Into the Briars | 140 |
The Cost of Prosperity | 154 |
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References to this book
The Puritan Gift: Triumph, Collapse and Revival of an American Dream Kenneth Hopper,William Hopper No preview available - 2007 |