From a young age, kids across the U.S. learn how the Pilgrims sailed to the New World on the Mayflower, landed at Plymouth Rock, founded a town called Plymouth and how their hardships led to the ...

One suspects the name of William Bradford is either not known at ... Among other works, he wrote Of Plymouth Plantation, which told the tale of the founding of Plymouth Colony and the lives ...

Disease, malnutrition, or disease killed 51 within a few months. William Bradford, author of the classic Of Plymouth Plantation, was one of the bereaved: His wife, Dorothy May, fell tragically to ...

“Of Plymouth Plantation,” written by William Bradford, and “Mount’s Relation,” written mostly by Edward Winslow, although most historians suggest Bradford wrote some of “Mount’s ...

It’s always about weather, isn’t it? William Bradford governed the Plymouth Plantation back in 1623. I won’t quote the whole entry of his, but a terrible hot, drought began the third week of ...

Here beginneth the chronicle of those memorable circumstances of the year 1620, as recorded by Nathaniel Morton, keeper of the records of Plymouth Colony, based on the account of William Bradford ...

Americans still make pilgrimages to Manor House in Austerfield, near Doncaster, where William Bradford was born in ... a founder and governor of the New Plymouth colony in Massachusetts after ...

IF YOU THOUGHT THE TOWN RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM WILLIAM BRADFORD, YOU KNOW WHO HE WAS RIGHT SERVED AS GOVERNOR OF THE PLYMOUTH COLONY IN MASSACHUSETTS. ACTUALLY BRADFORD GOT ITS NAME FROM BRADFORD ...

William Bradford, "Bradford: Of Plymouth Plantation" It's the time of year when postmodernists revise our understanding of history to paint a world and nation so thoroughly corrupted from its ...

In 1630 William Bradford (1590-1657), who had arrived ... His history, known today as “Of Plymouth Plantation,” has become a mainstay for those who want to learn about North America in the ...