Colonists and Explorers of the New World Collection (5 vols.)

by William Bradford; John Smith; Charles Francis Adams Jr.; Thomas Morton

Publishers:

Wright & Potter Printing Co.; William Veazie; The Prince Society

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, 1819–1898

Overview

The history of the earliest American settlers is as dynamic and controversial as any in history. This collection collects some of the most important primary documents from the period, offering perspectives from explorers, politicians, and colonists. Including tales of the famed exploits of John Smith, William Bradford’s annals of the Plymouth Colony, and Thomas Morton’s intelligent denunciation of Puritan governance, this collection is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in early American history, sociology, and religion.

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Key Features

• Opens a window into the history and culture of early American settlement
• Includes important writings from leading figures such as John Smith, William Bradford, and Thomas Morton
• Includes firsthand accounts of a dynamic and controversial time in American history

Product Details

• Title: Colonists and Explorers of the New World Collection
• Volumes: 5
• Pages: 1,766
• Resource Type: Literature
• Topic: History