Of Plymouth Plantation

Focusing on the resilience of the first settlers from The Mayflower, this narrative recounts their struggles against starvation, disease, and conflicts while establishing Plymouth Colony. Written as a journal by William Bradford, a five-time governor, it chronicles the hardships and triumphs faced by around a hundred settlers from 1630 to 1651. Their experiences laid the groundwork for what would eventually become modern America, highlighting themes of survival and community in a challenging environment.