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Title page of Pastor John Robinson's book,
Observations Divine and Moral (1628), which was one of the most
popular books in Plymouth Colony.
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- A Relation or Journal of the Beginning and Proceeding of the
English Plantation Settled at Plymouth (London, 1622). These are
the journals of the Pilgrims, covering the time period from the arrival of
the Mayflower through the end of 1621.
- Good News from New England, by Edward Winslow (London, 1624).
A continuation of the journals found in the previous work, this time
entirely written by Edward Winslow and covering 1622 and 1623.
- The Sin and Danger of Self-Love, by Robert Cushman (London,
1622). This was a sermon delivered by Robert Cushman to the Plymouth
church in December 1621. It is the only surviving sermon that was
preached to the early Plymouth Church.
- Hypocrisy Unmasked, by Edward Winslow (London, 1646). A
report on events surrounding the New England colonies' arrests and
prosecutions of Samuel Gorton and associates, followed by a section on why
the Pilgrims originally decided to leave England and Holland to settle
Plymouth.
- New England's Salamander Discovered, by Edward Winslow (London,
1647). A response to accusations that the colonies of New England
were establishing and enforcing laws which were contrary to those of
England.
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