The Pilgrims And Their History
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It was not exactly that the authorities at Boston set out to influence New Plymouth or felt that conquest, eco- nomic, social, or ecclesiastical was desirable, but the characteristic differences between the smaller and the larger units, which were so clear in 1630, began in the decades after 1650 gradually to disappear. Something must presently be said as to the claim frequently made New Plymouth in New England, 162^-1657 175 that the church organization of the other New England colonies was ad...opted or adapted from the organization at Plyniouth. Here in all probability the Pilgrim idea predominated. The resultant unit, the Massachusetts of the Revolution, was neither Puritan nor Pilgrim, but a fusing of the two.
The founding of Boston at once changed beyond all recognition the problems of defense, of subsistence, and of profit at Plymouth. The size and importance of the Bay Colony made the problem of defense forevermore subsidiary and unimportant. As for subsistence, there was now always within easy reach food and European supplies more than sufficient to meet any possible de- mands of the Pilgrims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not exactly that the authorities at Boston set out to influence New Plymouth or felt that conquest, eco- nomic, social, or ecclesiastical was desirable, but the characteristic differences between the smaller and the larger units, which were so clear in 1630, began in the decades after 1650 gradually to disappear. Something must presently be said as to the claim frequently made New Plymouth in New England, 162^-1657 175 that the church organization of the other New England colonies was ad...opted or adapted from the organization at Plyniouth. Here in all probability the Pilgrim idea predominated. The resultant unit, the Massachusetts of the Revolution, was neither Puritan nor Pilgrim, but a fusing of the two.
The founding of Boston at once changed beyond all recognition the problems of defense, of subsistence, and of profit at Plymouth. The size and importance of the Bay Colony made the problem of defense forevermore subsidiary and unimportant. As for subsistence, there was now always within easy reach food and European supplies more than sufficient to meet any possible de- mands of the Pilgrims.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roland G Roland Greene Usher to read onlineMoreLess
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