Category: History - American
The main text of this book is a facsimile reproduction of printed documents from around 1630, and include many printing errors from those original documents. Spelling and punctuation are very inconsistent. These issues have been left unchanged in this etext to maintain the aut...
The main text of this book is a facsimile reproduction of printed documents from around 1630, and include many printing errors from those original documents. Spelling and punctu...
2. Part 2The Temper of the Aire of _New-England_ is one speciall thing that commends this place. Experience doth manifest that there is hardly a more healthfull place to be found in the...
3. Part 3The 8^{th} of Aprill, 1629. M^r Francis Higgeson and M^r Samuel Skelton intended ministers of this plantac̅o̅n, and it being thought meete to consider of their intertaynement, w...
4. Part 4Fryday a foggie morning, but after cleare and wind calme. We saw many scools of mackrill, infinite multitudes on every side our ship. The sea was abundantly stored with rockweed...
5. Part 5Fowles of the Aire are plentifull here, and of all sorts as we haue in _England_ as farre as I can learne, and a great many of strange Fowles which wee know not. Whilst I was wr...
6. Part 6Higginson, Rev. Francis, 5-11, 54, 117, 125; family of, 7; health of, 29, 81, 99; sickness of child, 30, 65, 100; agreement with, 51; sea journal of, 57; sails from England, 59;...