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The chronicles, of the land of Columbia,: Commonly called America. From the landing of the Pilgrim fathers, to the second reign of Ulysses the I., a period of two hundred and fifty-two years by James S Buck, 1876

The Works of John Robinson: Pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers, Volume 1 by John Robinson, Robert Ashton, 2010-03-07

The Pilgrim fathers and American independence. An address to the Sabbath school children in Dunbarton, delivered July 4, 1831 by John Milton Putnam, 2010-06-25

A discourse, delivered at Plymouth, Dec. 20, 1828, on the two hundred and eighth anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrim fathers by Samuel Green, 2010-06-24

John Smith the se-Baptist, Thomas Helwys, and the first Baptist church in England [microform]: with fresh light upon the Pilgrim Fathers' church by Walter H. Burgess, 2010-08-03

The Pilgrim Fathers, Or, Founders of New England in the Reign of James the First by William Henry Bartlett, 2010-03-30

Homes and haunts of the Pilgrim fathers. A new ed. of Alexander Mackennal's work, rev. and partly rewritten by H. Elvet Lewis by Alexander Mackennal, Howell Elvet Lewis, 2010-08-16

A History of the Puritans and Pilgrim Fathers: The Puritans in England by William Hendry Stowell, 2010-01-10

The Pilgrim Fathers of New England: A History [1867] by W. Carlos (William Carlos) Martyn, 2010-01-06

Chronicles of the Pilgrim fathers by John Masefield, 2010-09-04

The United States: From The Earliest Times To The Landing Of The Pilgrim Fathers (1897) by G. Barnett Smith, 2010-09-10

The History of the Primitive Yankees, Or, the Pilgrim Fathers in England and Holland by William Macon Coleman, 2010-07-24

The Pilgrim Fathers of New England and Their Puritan Successors by John Brown, 2010-10-14

The Pilgrim Fathers: or, The journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, New England, in 1620. With historical and local illustrations of principles, providences and persons by George Barrell Cheever, 2010-09-01

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MMD Archives: Pilgrim Fathers In The Netherlands
An article entitled Pilgrim Fathers in the Netherlands by Jan Kijlstra,appearing in issue 1997.12.06 of the Mechanical Music Digest.
http://mmd.foxtail.com/Archives/Digests/199712/1997.12.06.03.html

Extractions: One of the nice things of the MMD, in my humble opinion, is the fact that the editors are open-minded, thus allowing side-step topics to its members. I would like to make such a side step, because some time ago an article in my daily newspaper gave some information which may be of interest. It's about America's history. And is the MMD not also highly involved with history, at least partly? [ Sure! Our instruments are pure history! Robbie The city of Leiden, the town where the Pilgrim Fathers lived for several years before sailing to what was to become the USA, has opened the new building of the city-archives. In these archives a lot of information about the Pilgrim Fathers is at hand, and a good deal of it is in English. On the occasion of this opening a new web site was created, where over 300 official documents about these group of English refugees can be found: http://www.leiden.nl/gemeentearchief
Pilgrim Fathers - Acapedia - Free Knowledge, For All
Friends of Acapedia Pilgrims. (Redirected from Pilgrim Fathers). ThePilgrims were a group of English religious separatists who sailed
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Pilgrim Fathers - Acapedia - Free Knowledge, For All
acapedia.org home acapedia feedback. Friends of Acapedia Pilgrim Fathers. FromWikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (There is currently no text in this page).
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Did Our Pilgrim Fathers Say "Darn Tootin'"?
November 22, 2001. I just wanted to take a moment and wish everyone aHappy Thanksgiving. (If you're not an American, just pretend, okay?
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Extractions: November 22, 2001 I just wanted to take a moment and wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. ( If you're not an American, just pretend, okay? Man, you foreigners are a bunch of killjoys... ) It seems strange now to think of the things we have to be thankful for. They seem so conditional, being thankful for having your family alive and well when so many loved ones have been lost in recent events, or to be grateful for your community remaining unscathed when others have been so deeply scarred, and more live in fear. (A 94 year-old woman died of inhalation anthrax a few days ago, not ten miles from New Haven, and as yet no one knows why.) Thankful for peace? Is there peace in your world? I don't have any answers for you, I am feeling the weight of the world like the rest of you. My personal anxiety over losing my job only adds to what we're all feeling right now. I think the key for me, and maybe it'll work for you, is to start small and try to build on little gratitudes. Let me think about this for a second. Apparently Schuyler won a turkey at day care yesterday. I have no idea how; I assume there's no gambling going on amongst the chubbins, but you never know what goes on between the cribs at these places. When I was putting on her jacket, one of the hateful women who works there told me, in her delightful broken English, that the turkey in Schuyler's little cubby hole was hers. Thinking it was some sort of weird, macaroni-based art project, I went to grab it on my way out, only to discover that it was in fact an actual big, real, thirteen pound, raw dead turkey, like what you might find in your grocer's big dead bird section. Schuyler was making fast for the door, so I didn't have time to find out why my two-year-old daughter was bringing home a frozen dead animal.
Painting Of Departure Of Pilgrim Fathers: John Bunyan (1628-1688)
painting of departure of Pilgrim Fathers John Bunyan (16281688) Discussion DeckIf ye would like to moderate the John Bunyan (1628-1688) Discussion Deck
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1620 The Pilgrim Fathers From Holland And England Sail To Virginia
1620. The Pilgrim Fathers from Holland and England sail to Virginia. Remember! ThePilgrim Fathers go ashore, taking gun and bible with them.
http://www.fae.plym.ac.uk/neworld/1620.htm

Extractions: The Pilgrim Fathers from Holland and England sail to Virginia Remember! The New World Tapestry Project is an entirely voluntary organisation, dependent wholly on public donations for its running costs. By making a donation you not only help to protect the Tapestry for all time and help educational work, but you also receive a print of the panel of your choice. See the home page for more details. Scene 1 Groups of people called Separatists, persecuted for their opposition to the established Church of England, fled to Leyden in Holland in the early years of 1600. Now, by 1620, they decide to emigrate to Virginia. First they buy a small vessel named the 'Speedwell' and say goodbye to their pastor, John Robinson (1516?-1625) and sail for Southampton in England. Name Panel Colour Coding Gold - Not born in Plymouth Green - Born a Plymothian or spent a long time in Plymouth Blue - Member of Plymouth Adventurers Co. White - Member 1620 Council for the Governing of New England Red - Fought in the Armada Orange - Born in Exeter Pale Blue - Member of the Massachusetts Bay Co.
No. 59: Circa 1620: "Departure Of The Pilgrim Fathers."
No. 59 Departure of the Pilgrim Fathers. Circa 1620 17 x 22 . $11.95.
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Voyage To Freedom -- Story Of The Pilgrim Fathers : David Gay
Save $2.50 when you buy it from us! Voyage to Freedom Story of the PilgrimFathers David Gay 0851513840 List Price $8.99 Our Price $6.49.
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Extractions: The vivid and imaginative account of the voyage of The Mayflower, written specially for young people. David Gay's exciting historical narrative follows the nine week passage of the Pilgrims through the eyes of an imaginary family, Matthew and Martha Lovelace, with their typical children, Justice and Prudence. Here are three thousand miles of adventure, written with a sensitive appreciation of God's care for his people, and young people's love for adventure. Quick Find Home Our Newsletter Customer Care Welcome Partnering with us Free Book Offers Gift Certificates New Releases Hot Topics Favorite Authors Essentials Real Bargains For the Kids Booklets Software Study Guides Bibles Study Tools Reference Works Bible Background Hermeneutics Commentaries Theological Studies Biblical Studies Critical Issues Spirituality Community History Biography Literature Apologetics Evangelism Worldviews Christian Counterculture Visit our Customer Care Center Use our Customer Care Form ... and learn more . . .
Storm Fine Arts - One For The Pilgrim Fathers (Paul Stevenson)
One for the Pilgrim Fathers. Paul Stevenson One for the PilgrimFathers, 1990. Oils on Board. 11.5 x 33.5 in. (29 x 85 cm).
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The Landing Of The Pilgrim Fathers In America
Ad The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in America. The breaking waves dash'dhigh. On a stern and rockbound coast,. And the woods against a stormy sky.
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Extractions: The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in America The breaking waves dash'd high On a stern and rock-bound coast, And the woods against a stormy sky Their giant branches toss'd; And the heavy night hung dark, The hills and waters o'er, When a band of exiles moor'd their bark On the wild New England shore. Not as the conqueror comes, They, the true-hearted, came; Not with the roll of the stirring drums, And the trumpet that sings of fame; Not as the flying come, In silence and in fear; They shook the depths of the desert gloom With their hymns of lofty cheer. Amidst the storm they sang, And the stars heard and the sea: And the sounding aisles of the dim woods rang To the anthem of the free! The ocean eagle soar'd From his nest by the white wave's foam And the rocking pines of the forest roar'd This was their welcome home! There were men with hoary hair Amidst that pilgrim band: Why had they come to wither there, Away from their childhood's land? There was woman's fearless eye, Lit by her deep love's truth; There was manhood's brow serenely high, And the fiery heart of youth.
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A Reenactment . . . Demonstrating How The Pilgrim Fathers Celebratedthe First Thanksgiving. Index First Prev Next Last
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BBC News | ENGLAND | Pilgrim Fathers' Ship To Sail Again
Saturday, 10 November, 2001, 1453 GMT Pilgrim Fathers' ship to sail again The PilgrimFathers sailed from Plymouth to America A new £1.5m project to build a
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/1648840.stm

Extractions: A new £1.5m project to build a full sized replica of the Mayflower ship has been unveiled. In 1620, the Pilgrim Fathers left England in the Mayflower and crossed the Atlantic to reach the shores of the New World. Plans are under way to build a replica of the famous three-masted vessel and base it in Plymouth - the port where the ship began her journey almost 400 years ago. The two men behind the scheme hope she will draw tourists to the city while she is being built and prove a popular attraction once completed.
BBC News | ENGLAND | Pilgrim Fathers' Ship To Sail Again
Pilgrim Fathers' ship to sail again. In 1620, the Pilgrim Fathers left England inthe Mayflower and crossed the Atlantic to reach the shores of the New World.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/low/uk_news/england/1648840.stm

Extractions: A new £1.5m project to build a full sized replica of the Mayflower ship has been unveiled. In 1620, the Pilgrim Fathers left England in the Mayflower and crossed the Atlantic to reach the shores of the New World. Plans are under way to build a replica of the famous three-masted vessel and base it in Plymouth - the port where the ship began her journey almost 400 years ago. The two men behind the scheme hope she will draw tourists to the city while she is being built and prove a popular attraction once completed. We hope the ship will help to bring the history to life She will be totally seaworthy so she can take people sailing off Plymouth - and maybe even make a trip across the Atlantic. Although a site for the new Mayflower has not been finalised, it is hoped she could be based in Plymouth's Sutton Harbour. The project is the brainchild of Mike Leece, chief executive of the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, and local property developer Chris Parsonage.
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The Landing Of The Pilgrim Fathers In New England - Our American Heritage Librar
OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE LIBRARY TABLE OF CONTENTS. The Landing of thePilgrim Fathers in New England by Felicia D. Hemans (1793-1835)
http://www.buchanan.org/h-122.html
Landing Of The Pilgrim Fathers - Our American Heritage Library - T H E I N
OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE LIBRARY TABLE OF CONTENTS. Landing of the PilgrimFathers by Felicia Dorothea Hemans The breaking waves dashed
http://www.buchanan.org/h-018.html
Project Gutenberg Author Record
Project Gutenberg Author record. Pilgrim Fathers. Titles. Mayflower Compact,The. To the main listings page. Main Project Gutenberg Web page (online).
http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/authors/pilgrim_fathers.html
Plymouth, Pilgrim Fathers
Pilgrim Fathers. Brian Moseley's. PLYMOUTH DATA. The group that much later becameknown as the Pilgrim Fathers were separatists from the Church of England.
http://www.plymouthdata.info/Pilgrim Fathers.htm

Extractions: PILGRIM FATHERS Brian Moseley's PLYMOUTH DATA Website www.plymouthdata.info The group that much later became known as the Pilgrim Fathers were separatists from the Church of England. They came from Nottinghamshire and left the Church of England in 1606 to form their own church. Because of continued persecution by the authorities, the congregation fled to Holland, where, in Leiden, they found the toleration they sought to worship as they chose. Although they remained here for some eleven years, conditions were poor and they realised that their children were growing up to be Dutch rather than English so they decided with the backing of a consortium of London merchants to emigrate to the English colonies in north America, then known collectively as Virginia after the virgin queen, Elizabeth I. The "Mayflower" was a 180-ton vessel that had been previously employed in the shipment of wine. She was about 12-years-old when the leader of the Separatist congregation at Leiden in Holland, Mr John Carver, chartered her for a voyage to America. The ship was prepared for the voyage at Southampton, England. It is curious that the ship was not mentioned by name in William Bradford's famous account of the voyage, nor has she been described. In the meantime, another vessel, the 60-ton "Speedwell" set sail from the port of Delftshaven amid tears and prayers on July 22nd 1620 with 35 members of the congregation and their leaders, William Bradford and William Brewster. They joined the "Mayflower" and the English Separatists at Southampton, from where they sailed on August 5th 1620 with about 120 passengers between them.
Cyberitalia - Da Colombo Ai Pilgrim Fathers
Translate this page I Padri Pellegrini. Sul Mayflower i cosidetti Padri Pellegrini eranoin netta minoranza (circa tre dozzine su un totale di 102 occupanti
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Extractions: Sul Mayflower i cosidetti Padri Pellegrini erano in netta minoranza (circa tre dozzine su un totale di 102 occupanti), ma costituivano senz'altro l'anima di questa spedizione. Il resto degli avventurieri lo si potrebbe paragonare un po' ai colleghi spagnoli che andarono a colonizzare le Americhe piu' a sud. Cio' che di diverso i Padri Pellegrini portarono agli sforzi di colonizzazione del Nuovo Mondo fu questa loro superiore forza morale, lo spirito di sacrificio, la disciplina di vita, che contraddistinguera' per secoli il pioniere americano, armato del fucile in una mano e della Bibbia nell'altra. Sbarcarono quindi nel Massachussets e si dettero subito una costituzione (che noi conosciamo come Mayflower Compact), una organizzazione comunitaria ferrea sostenuta dai contributi di ognuno e dall'assoggettamento rigorosissimo alle leggi che si autoimposero. La figura dello sceriffo con la stella luccicante simbolo della legge e del giudice vestito di nero con gli occhi infuocati dalla passione sempre pronto ad impiccare un ladro di bestiame sono certamente il simbolo di quello spirito. Col Mayflower sempre al largo della costa del Massachussets, vennero fatte diverse esplorazioni a bordo di scialuppe per trovare un posto adatto al primo insediamento. Questo posto fu finalmente trovato e il 16 Dicembre il Mayflower fece il suo ingresso nel porto di Plymouth. Soffrirono la fame quell'inverno e ne morirono oltre 50, ma il gruppo piu' vitale, quello costituito dai calvinisti, brucianti di ardore religioso, convinti di rappresentare gli
Cyberitalia - Da Colombo Ai Pilgrim Fathers
Translate this page Da Colombo Al Mayflower. Le scoperte di Cristoforo Colombo avevanoattirato in quell' immensa terra di leggenda che era l'America
http://www.cyberitaliaonline.com/pilgrims.shtml

Extractions: Le scoperte di Cristoforo Colombo avevano attirato in quell' immensa terra di leggenda che era l'America schiere di briganti di tutte le risme alla ricerca di oro, pietre preziose e di avventura. Inutile ricordare cosa combinarono Cortez, Pizzarro e altri dopo di loro, e poi non sarebbe neanche nel tema di questa storia. E' bene pero' riconoscere le differenze fra la colonizzazione del Sud e Centro America e quella del Nord America. Il Sud America e il Messico furono occupati in nome della Spagna da bande di mercenari spagnoli che, potendo trattenere per se' stessi il 50% dell'oro che avessero trovato o svaligiato (una societa' di rapina insomma), si abbandonarono ai saccheggi e agli stermini piu' bestiali che si possono immaginare. La cattolicissima Spagna che in Europa lottava per conto della Chiesa contro le religioni riformate (Protestanti, Calvinisti e loro derivati) e per conto proprio contro qualsiasi cosa si muovesse (Francia, Inghilterra, Paesi Bassi e chiunque altro si facesse avanti...) aveva un ineusaribile bisogno di denaro per mantenere un esercito in perenne assetto di guerra. Fu cosi' che le popolazioni indigene furono sterminate, rapinate e poi anche convertite dagli instancabili gesuiti che, pur non disdegnando le ricchezze materiali, si dedicavano con operosita' all'amministrazione delle anime. Nel nord dell' Europa invece, dove i moti di riforma religiosi avevano affermato la realizzazione dell'uomo nel lavoro e nella produttivita' (soprattutto nei Paesi Bassi), la improvvisa valanga di soldi , l'unica cosa che gli mancava, venne canalizzata verso una rapida industrializzazione e nella formazione di una formidabile struttura commerciale di base che per secoli sosterra' il miracolo economico delle popolazioni di ceppo nordico. L'Italia, naturalmente, essendo ormai una colonia spagnola, venne ri-ingoiata nelle notti del feudalesimo dalle quali non ci risulta sia mai uscita pienamente (altro che nord e sud...). Naturalmente anche i territori del Sud America e del Messico, occupati dagli spagnoli, subirono la stessa sorte. Anzi, i

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