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- Mayflower
1620
- A New Look at a Pilgrim Voyage
Plimoth Plantation with Peter Arenstam, John Kemp, and Catherine
O'Neill Grace
Photos by Sisse Brimberg and Cotton Coulson
Natonal Geographic, 2003 / ages 9-12
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- Learn the difference between myth and reality in this well-documented
book about the Mayflower journey. Did you know, for instance,
that not everyone on board was fleeing their homeland for religious
reasons? Or that they didn't call themselves Pilgrims? In fact,
the passengers who endured a stormy voyage to a new land were
not very unified in purpose or goals.
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- Here's a look at what the voyage must have been like, and
how this group of brave sojourners maintained their sanity and
passed the time during that long, arduous voyage. Clear, crisp
color photos bring the adventure to life.
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- "It was dark, rainy, and cold out on the open Atlantic,
and the ship pitched and rolled." So begins a lively new
account of this life-changing adventure that would change the
course of history.
Buy
this book
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