Publisher's Synopsis
In this informative history text, Francis R. Stoddard sets the record straight on one of America's most mythologized stories. Through careful research and analysis, Stoddard separates fact from fiction, and offers a nuanced and compelling portrait of the Pilgrims and their experience. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in American history, colonialism, and the construction of national identity.
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