Robert Remini
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Sep
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Some of them were servants sent out by the London merchants to work for them.
These men said that as they were outside of Virginia, the leaders of the expedition would have no power over them as soon as they got on land.
this was true enough so the pilgrims drew up and signed a compact which obliged the signers to obey whatever was decided to be for the public good it gave the chosen leaders power to make the unruly obey their commands forty six the first winter at plymouth
For nearly a month, the pilgrims explored the shores of Cape Cod Bay.
Finally, on December 21st, 1620, a boat party landed on the mainland inside of Plymouth Harbor.
They decided to found their colony on the shore of that place.
About a week later, the Mayflower anchored in Plymouth Harbor.
For months, the pilgrims lived on the ship, while working parties built the necessary huts on shore.
It was in the midst of a cold New England winter.
The work was hard, and food and clothing were not well suited to the workers' needs.
Before the Mayflower sailed away in the spring, one half of the little band was dead.
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New Plymouth Colony
of all the indians who once had lived near plymouth only one remained his name was squanto he came to the pilgrims in the spring he taught them to grow corn and to dig clams and thus save them from starvation the pilgrims cared for him most kindly as long as he lived
another and more important indian also came to plymouth he was massasoit the chief of the strongest indian tribe near plymouth with him the pilgrims made a treaty which both parties obeyed for more than fifty years
Before long, the pilgrims' life became somewhat easier.
They worked hard to raise food for themselves.
They fished off the coasts and brought furs from the Indians.
In these ways, they got together enough money to pay back the London merchants.
Many of their friends joined them.
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