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William Bradford

    William Bradford fut un chef anglais des colons de la colonie de Plymouth dans le Massachusetts. Il s'est distingué comme un narrateur au style unique, qui relatait les vies et les luttes des colons du Nouveau Monde. Son œuvre éclaire la période précoce de l'histoire coloniale américaine, offrant des aperçus profonds des motivations et de la vie quotidienne de ceux qui ont façonné une nouvelle société.

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    Of Plymouth Plantation
    GOVERNOR WILLIAM BRADFORD'S LETTER BOOK
    • GOVERNOR WILLIAM BRADFORD'S LETTER BOOK

      • 68pages
      • 3 heures de lecture

      The narrative revolves around an ancient manuscript discovered in a grocer's shop, with the narrator expressing regret over a missing page. The writer intends to share this manuscript, believing it could benefit the Society mentioned in a recent advertisement. The tone reflects a sense of duty and a desire to preserve history, indicating the manuscript's potential significance. The correspondence highlights themes of preservation, community service, and the importance of historical artifacts.

      GOVERNOR WILLIAM BRADFORD'S LETTER BOOK
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    • Of Plymouth Plantation

      • 112pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      Of Plymouth Plantation was written by William Bradford, leaders of the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. Written between 1630 and 1651, it is an oft cited first person account of Pilgrim life in the Colony.

      Of Plymouth Plantation
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