Mourt's Relation; or Journal of the plantation at Plymouth by Edward Winslow | Full Audio Book

Mourt's Relation; or Journal of the plantation at Plymouth by Edward Winslow (1595 - 1655)
Genre(s): History, Modern (19th C)
Read by: InTheDesert, Cbteddy, Christine Rottger, MamaPhish, ShrimpPhish, CaretakerSaxon in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Preface (John Kimball Wiggin)
00:01:47 - 02 - Introduction by the Editor
00:16:35 - 03 - Introduction by the Editor, continued
00:37:26 - 04 - To his much respected friend, Mr. John Pierce
00:40:29 - 05 - To the reader
00:43:48 - 06 - Certain Useful Advertisements sent in a letter written by a discreet friend
00:52:30 - 07 - A relation
01:03:21 - 08 - A relation - Part 2
01:06:08 - 09 - A relation - Part 3
01:13:15 - 10 - A relation - Part 4
01:20:28 - 11 - A relation - Part 5
01:28:33 - 12 - A relation - Part 6
01:35:31 - 13 - A relation - Part 7
01:42:10 - 14 - A relation - Part 8
01:47:21 - 15 - A relation - Part 9
01:55:18 - 16 - A relation - Part 10
02:04:12 - 17 - A relation - Part 11
02:12:45 - 18 - A relation - Part 12
02:24:55 - 19 - A journey to Packanokik
02:46:11 - 20 - A voyage made by ten of our men to the kingdom of Navset
02:52:37 - 21 - A voyage made to the kingdom of Namaschet
02:59:11 - 22 - A relation of our voyage to the Massachusets, and what happened there
03:05:33 - 23 - A letter sent from New-England to a friend in these parts, setting forth a brief and true declaration of the worth of that plantation
03:15:11 - 24 - Reasons and considerations touching the lawfulness of removing out of England into the parts of America
Mourt's Relation is an account of the first year of the Plymouth Colony who arrived in Massachusetts, and is one of two books used as primary sources about the first Thanksgiving. The other is William Bradford's 'Of Plimoth Plantation'. - Summary by progressingamerica
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis text examines \"Mourt's Relation,\" a primary account of the early Plymouth Colony. It covers the scholarly efforts to preserve the original 1622 text, the biographical identity of George Morton, and the detailed journals of the Pilgrims' arrival, their survival struggles, diplomatic treaties with indigenous leaders like Massasoit, and the theological justifications for English emigration to North America.
