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The Mayflower & The Pilgrim Fathers
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The striking contrast between the Pilgrim’s story as taught in schools and the true-life adventure of persecution, a harrowing voyage, and a desperate struggle to survive will capture your students interest. An Admiralty appraisal of the ship, Mayflower, a suggested list of provisions for the would-be-settlers to bring from England, and a contemporary account of the landing in New England provide vivid details. Historian: Richard Tames. The contents of this Jackdaw feature:

Broadsheets
  • The First Colony
  • The England They Left
  • From England to Leyden
  • The Mayflower
  • Of Plymouth Plantation
Historical Documents
  • The Pilgrims and Their England — an illustrated booklet with a contemporary map and details of the Mayflower passengers.
  • The record of the Pilgrims’ request to settle in Leyden.
  • The Hubbard map — the first map of New England to be printed in the New World.
  • The Plymouth Patent granted by King James I to the settlers.
  • Pages from “Mourt’s Relation,” 1622, describing the landing in New England.
  • Pages from Good Newes from New England, a pamphlet written in 1624 by Edward Winslow to encourage settlers to come to Plymouth.
  • A list of provisions which would-be settlers were advised to bring from England.
  • Extracts from William Bradford’s A History of Plimouth Plantation.
  • An appraisal of the Mayflower made under Admiralty supervision in 1624.
Study Guide / Lesson Plan – Reproducible Activities

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