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The American Colonist's Library Primary Source Documents Pertaining to Early American History. An invaluable collection of historical works which contributed to the formation of American politics, culture, and ideals.
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Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth Project Part II (Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families) of Wm. T. Davis’ 1883 book on line.
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Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers Edited by Ernest Rhys, this site, part of Bibliomania.com, contains an Introduction by John Masefield that is accompanied by a list of writings by the Pilgrim Fathers, and their contemporaries, about them and the Colony as well as writings about the Pilgrims published through the late 19th century; Nathaniel Morton's New England's Memorial; Morton's Supplement to New England's Memorial; Robert Cushman's Discourse; John Smith's New England's Trials; Edward Winslow's Relation; and Winslow's Brief Narration. The writings are heavily annotated by Rhys and come complete with a Search capability.
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Churches of Leiden Take a virtual tour of Leiden's historic churches in the historic center of town where the Pilgrims were confronted with religious diversity during their years of exile in Holland.
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The History of Delfshaven Delfshaven became internationally famous due the arrival of the Pilgrims to Holland.
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Leiden American Pilgrim Museum A comprehensive exhibit about the Pilgrims and their stay in Leiden, Holland, from 1609-1620. Jeremy D. Bangs, former curator at Plimoth Plantation, Director.
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Mayflower Families Offering an abundance of information on Pilgrim life.
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The Mayflower Steps A detailed account of the Mayflower, its ties to Plymouth Barbican, the journey, its passengers, and much more.
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Caleb Johnson’s Mayflower History Caleb Johnson’s excellent site covering Mayflower passenger information, later arrivals information, teachers’ and students’ projects, latest discoveries, etc.
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Papers of Alan Villiers Alan Villiers was the captain of Mayflower II. This reproduction of the original ship was built in Brixham, Devonshire, England, in 1956. Captain Villiers sailed Mayflower II across the Atlantic and arrived in New York Harbor on June 13, 1957.
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PBS Program 'Colonial House' Explore these pages to learn all about the Colony, the project, the colonists, and life in the "New World" in 1628.
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Pilgrim Archives in Leiden Leiden is well known as the City of Refugees. The sojourn of the Pilgrim Fathers in Leiden has contributed to the city's reputation.
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The Pilgrim Fathers Story Begins A good history of Pilgrim William Bradford starting at his home in Austerfield, England.
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Pilgrim Hall Museum The oldest public museum in continuous operation In America, is located in “America’s Hometown,” Plymouth, MA. Home of numerous actual Pilgrim relics such as John Alden’s bible, Capt. Myles Standish’s sword and the Brewster and Bradford chairs.
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The Pilgrims & Plymouth Colony: 1620 A study guide prepared by Duane A. Cline for use by teachers, students, and anyone interested in learning more about the Pilgrims and their Pokanoket friends and the Wampanoag Nation.
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Pilgrims and Puritans: Background Context & development from the University of Virginia.
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Pilgrims and Puritans in New England This is Part II of Chapter 1, "Early Colonial Literature 1607-1700," of Edward Simonds, PhD's "A Student's History of American Literature." Also accessible from this Bibliomania.com site are the other parts: "The English in Virginia," "The New England Clergy," and Puritan Poetry in New England."
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Pilgrim Fathers UK Origins Association Celebrates and brings together the heritage of the original Separatists in England and the Pilgrim Fathers who settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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Plymouth Colony Archive Project A paper from the University of Virginia Web site as part of the "Plymouth Archive Project" covering Organization of the Government and Courts in Plymouth Colony, Substantive Law of the Plymouth Colony, Concluding Observations,
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Plimoth Plantation The Plymouth Colony as it was in 1627. Interact with the various colonists and the Wampanoag native American villagers.
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