Of Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1647"For the first time the printed text of Bradford's history has been compared word for word with the original manuscript; for the first time the difficult abbreviations and contractions used by Bradford have been filled out and his archaic and variant spellings made uniform. This edition has a double value: it presents Governor Bradford's text in readable form and it provides contemporary readers with a history of that text and its enduring significance by the historian clearly elect to interpret it"--Inside cover |
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User Review - jbarr5 - LibraryThingOf Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford Difficult book to read with broken English but enjoyed the story of how the group formed and headed to the Danes then off to US. Another really good section ... Read full review
Contents
THE FIRST BOOK | xxviii |
The Separatist Interpretation of the Reforma | 3 |
Of their Departure into Holland and their | 11 |
Showing the Reasons and Causes of Their | 23 |
Concerning the Agreements and Articles | 36 |
Of their Departure from Leyden and other | 47 |
Of their Voyage and how they Passed the Sea | 58 |
Showing how they Sought out a Place | 64 |
Anno Domini 1635 | 272 |
Anno Domini 1636 | 286 |
Anno Domini 1637 | 294 |
Anno Domini 1641 | 312 |
Anno Domini 1643 | 324 |
Anno Domini 1644 | 333 |
Anno Domini 1645 War with the Narragansetts Averted 339 | 339 |
Anno Domini 1646 | 345 |
The Remainder of Anno 1620 | 75 |
Anno Domini 1625 165 | 76 |
Anno 162 1 | 85 |
Anno 162 2 | 98 |
Anno Domini 1623 | 116 |
Anno Domini 1624 | 140 |
Anno Domini 1626 | 179 |
Anno Domini 1628 | 197 |
Anno Domini 1630 | 226 |
Anno Domini 1631 | 237 |
Anno Domini 1632 | 250 |
Bradfords Late Observation Worthy to | 351 |
Correspondence of June 1620 between | 360 |
Rev John Robinsons Farewell Letters to John | 367 |
and Others 16271635 | 381 |
Governor Winthrops Letters on the Pequot | 394 |
Opinions of Three Ministers on Unnatural Vice | 404 |
Conclusion of Business with London Partners | 414 |
Official Documents | 421 |
Passengers in the Mayflower | 441 |
INDEX AND FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS follow page | 448 |
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