Apologetics and Satire in Bradford and Morton

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The thesis explores the contrasting literary techniques of William Bradford's "Of Plymouth Plantation" and Thomas Morton's "New English Canaan," highlighting how each writer's background influences their narratives. It examines the emotional and detailed depictions of daily life in Plymouth Colony, illustrating how the authors' distinct perspectives shape their works. By analyzing relevant sections on similar subjects, the paper reveals how these techniques are employed to support their viewpoints amid historical disputes, providing insight into the broader context of their writings.