The Mayflower PilgrimsChristian Liberty Press, 2007 - Всего страниц: 144 This book by Edmund J. Carpenter tells the story of the establishment of Plymouth colony. It includes sketches of the lives of well-known Pilgrim settlers. Young people will understand the true motivations and struggles of the Pilgrims as they read this book. This book contains several pictures and illustrations. Grade 9 and up. |
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The Pilgrim Region in England | 8 |
The Flight to Holland | 13 |
The Pilgrims in Holland | 18 |
The Pilgrim Press of Leyden | 25 |
The Voyage of the Mayflower | 31 |
The Pilgrim Press of Leyden | 38 |
The Pilgrims at Plymouth | 45 |
Early Days in Plymouth | 57 |
More Trouble in Plymouth | 64 |
Famine Threatens Again in Plymouth | 72 |
Plymouth Encounters a Uriah Heep | 79 |
Happier Days for Plymouth | 87 |
Plymouths Era of Expansion | 93 |
Home Life in Early Plymouth | 102 |
The Plymouth of Today | 111 |
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