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In the days of the Pilgrim fathers by Mary Caroline Crawford, 2010-08-30 Lays of the Pilgrim Fathers: Compiled by B. Scott by Benjamin Scott, 2010-02-28 The Works of John Robinson: Pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers, Volume 2 by William Allen, John Waddington, et all 2010-04-20 The Dutch Pilgrim Fathers: And Other Poems, Humorous And Not Humorous (1865) by Edward Hopper, 2010-09-10 The works of John Robinson, pastor of the pilgrim fathers by John Robinson, William Allen, et all 2010-08-31 Pilgrim Fathers (Then & There) by W.J.C. Gill, 1964-12 Pilgrim Fathers from a Dutch Point of View (Anson G. Phelps lectureship on early American history, New York University) by Daniel Plooij, 2007-12-28 Golden-hair: A tale of the Pilgrim fathers by Frederick Charles Lascelles Wraxhall, 1865 A place for habitation: The Pilgrim Fathers and their quest by Francis Dillon, 1973 John Robinson, Pastor of the Pilgrim Fathers; A Study of His Life and Times by Walter Herbert Burgess, 2010-03-30 The Pilgrim Fathers by Hugh Stowell Brown, 2010-02-10 John Smith, The Se-Baptist, Thomas Helwys And The First Baptist Church In England : With Fresh Light Upon The Pilgrim Fathers' Church By Walter H Bu by Walter Herbert John Smith Burgess, 1911 History of the Free churchmen called the Brownists, Pilgrim fathers and Baptists in the Dutch republic, 1581-1701 by Jacob Gijsbert de Hoop Scheffer, William Elliot Griffis, 2010-09-06 The Pilgrim Fathers, Their Church and Colony by Winnifred Cockshott, 2010-03-28

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41. Southwark Council
    Pilgrim Fathers. Southwark has many links with the Pilgrim Fathers whoset sail for America in 1620. The story begins before then however.  
    http://www.southwark.gov.uk/CultureHeritage/HistoricSouthwark/PilgrimFathers.htm
    
    Extractions: Architecture Tourism Historic Southwark Blue Plaques Historic Architecture John Harvard The Mayflower Pilgrim Fathers ... Historic Villages Southwark has many links with the Pilgrim Fathers who set sail for America in 1620. The story begins before then however. In 1586 a group of people were sent to The Clink for refusing to obey the religious laws of Elizabeth 1, thus beginning a tradition of religious dissent within Southwark. The dissenters founded a prison church under the guidance of John Greenwood, a clergyman, and Henry Barrowe, a lawyer. They called themselves 'Independents' but were also known as 'Brownists' because of the free thinking of Robert Browne, the headmaster at St Olave's School. Another clergyman, Francis Johnson, soon joined them. He had been ordered by the English Ambassador to Holland to buy and burn the books by Greenwood and Barrowe. Inspired by them he came to visit the authors and found himself being jailed with them! In 1592 Greenwood, Barrowe and John Penry gained a temporary reprieve and began meeting at a house in the Borough and formally constituted the Southwark Independent Church. However the reprieve was short-lived and Greenwood and Barrowe were executed on 6th April 1593. John Penry was also executed, at a site near the present day junction between Albany Road and Old Kent Road, on 29th May 1593. Roger Rippon, whose house was used for worship, was arrested and died of disease in prison. On his eventual release Francis Johnson travelled to Newfoundland looking for a place where religious freedom might be possible. He finally settled in Holland where many of the Southwark dissenters had fled to. The remaining members of the group continued to meet in secret before being brought into the open by Henry Jacob in 1616. Jacob had been influenced by the writing of Johnson and in 1620 some members of the Southwark Church were given permission to sail to America. It was this group who went on

42. Mayflower And The Pilgrim Fathers
    The PilgrimFathers’ Voyage with the Mayflower . The Pilgrim Fathers were asmall group of English Puritans who had separated from the Anglican Church.  
    http://baegis.ag.uidaho.edu/~myron/html/pilgrim.htm
    
    Extractions: In 1620 a group of religiously separatists chartered a ship called 'Mayflower'. Around that time, there were supposedly four different ships with this same name, so we do not know exactly which one it was that sailed to America. It is said that the 'Mayflower' fought against the Spanish Armada in 1588. From this we may assume that she had similar measurements and appearance of a galleon. A three-masted ship with a high platform aft, of approx. 180 tons, length of 90', beam 24', depth 13', armed with 10 cannons (in 1588), crew of 40. It is not known whether there were three square sails set on foremast and main mast (as shown on the Mali stamp) or just two. The 'Mayflower' was employed bringing wine from the Mediterranean to England and outward bound she carried furs and bales of cloth to France. They made a contract with English merchants who chartered two ships for the pilgrims and financed the journey. In return, the emigrants were to send back cargoes of fish, furs and lumber. On July 22, 1620, the emigrants boarded the 60 ton ship 'Speedwell' (left stamp) in the Dutch port Delftshaven and sailed to Southampton. There they changed over to the larger 'Mayflower', and both ships were intended to sail to America together. Both ships left port on August 5, 1620. Shortly after departure the 'Speedwell' was found to be leaking and both ships returned to Dartmouth (right stamp).

43. Mayflower Und Die Pilgrim Fathers
    Translate this page Die Pilger-Väter (Pilgrim Fathers) waren eine kleine Gruppe von religiösen Separatisten,die sich von der damaligen englischen Kirche (High Church) losgesagt  
    http://www.seemotive.de/html/dpilgrim.htm

44. Pilgrim Fathers --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Pilgrim Fathers Encyclopædia Britannica Article. MLA style Pilgrim Fathers. Encyclopædia Britannica. 2004. Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=61533

45. The Legend Of The Pilgrim Fathers At Fiddlesticks
    In 1620, the Pilgrim Fathers landed with the Mayflower on the shores ofPlymouth to build a safe homeland of love, freedom and brotherhood.  
    http://www.fiddlesticksdallas.com/Gnomy/legend_of_the_pilgrim_fathers_at.htm

46. Plymouth Dome - Informational Site For Plymouth Dome And Smeatons Tower Lighthou
    plymouth heritage attractions, smeatons tower, sir francis drake, captain cook,the mayflower, plymouth hoe, Pilgrim Fathers, educational attractions plymouth  
    http://www.plymouthdome.info/index.cfm?fsa=dspfacilities

47. Pilgrim Fathers
    THE Pilgrim Fathers. Introduction. • A group of Puritans led by William Bradford• First religious congregation to settle in North America. I. The Pilgrims.  
    http://www.llsh.univ-savoie.fr/lea/Perdrieau/plans/pilgrims.htm

48. BLOTTO ONLINE - Laurel & Hardy Weblog
    Mr. Hardy was making big preparations to get married Mr. Laurel was takinga bath too. Thursday, April 15, 2004. LaurelHardy and the Pilgrim Fathers.  
    http://www.blotto.nl/index.php/international/laurel_hardy_and_the_pilgrim_father

49. BLOTTO ONLINE - Laurel & Hardy Weblog
    LaurelHardy and the Pilgrim Fathers. § Search. Annual Laurel and HarDay in UK. EuropeanUniformity. Experimental Berth Marks. Laurel-Hardy and the Pilgrim Fathers.  
    http://www.blotto.nl/index.php/international/int_categories/44/

50. Camelot Village: Britain's Heritage And History
    Stay with us and see The Bazaar. THE Pilgrim Fathers. In the early 16th century,many English Protestants were dissatisfied with the Church of England.  
    http://www.camelotintl.com/world/01pilgrim.html
    
    Extractions: THE PILGRIM FATHERS The letters patent issued in 1621 by King James I gave the Mayflower Pilgrims the right to own the land where they had settled. A letters patent is a public document in which a king or queen confers certain rights on the holder. Ten years after the Pilgrims landed, English Puritans started arriving in New England in large numbers. The city of Salem was founded in 1626, and in 1692 witchcraft trials held there led to the execution of 20 townsfolk, most of them women. Knight International

51. 1620 The Pilgrim Fathers From Holland And England Sail To Virginia
    1620. The Pilgrim Fathers from Holland and England sail to Virginia. Remember! ThePilgrim Fathers go ashore, taking gun and bible with them.  
    http://www.fae.plym.ac.uk/neworld/1620.htm
    
    Extractions: The Pilgrim Fathers from Holland and England sail to Virginia Remember! The New World Tapestry Project is an entirely voluntary organisation, dependent wholly on public donations for its running costs. By making a donation you not only help to protect the Tapestry for all time and help educational work, but you also receive a print of the panel of your choice. See the home page for more details. Scene 1 Groups of people called Separatists, persecuted for their opposition to the established Church of England, fled to Leyden in Holland in the early years of 1600. Now, by 1620, they decide to emigrate to Virginia. First they buy a small vessel named the 'Speedwell' and say goodbye to their pastor, John Robinson (1516?-1625) and sail for Southampton in England. Name Panel Colour Coding Gold - Not born in Plymouth Green - Born a Plymothian or spent a long time in Plymouth Blue - Member of Plymouth Adventurers Co. White - Member 1620 Council for the Governing of New England Red - Fought in the Armada Orange - Born in Exeter Pale Blue - Member of the Massachusetts Bay Co.

52. The Pilgrim Fathers - Dictionary Definition By Freesearch
    Back to freesearch Dictionary Home. the Pilgrim Fathers. pluralnoun. the group of English people who sailed to North America on  
    http://www.freesearch.co.uk/dictionary/the pilgrim fathers

53. Luath Press Ltd On The Trail Of The Pilgrim Fathers
    Books On The Trail Of On the Trail of the Pilgrim Fathers. On The Trail ofthe Pilgrim Fathers ISBN 0 946487 83 9 Author J Keith Cheetham Binding PBK.  
    http://www.luath.co.uk/acatalog/On_the_Trail_of_the_Pilgrim_Fathers.html
    
    Extractions: The fascinating, true story of the founding fathers of the United States, their origins in England and their harrowing journey to a New World. After harvest time in 1621 around 60 men, women and children held a great feast in gratitude to God to celebrate their deliverance and the first anniversary of their leaving England to found a settlement in North America. These people became known as the Pilgrim Fathers. The feast was repeated annually and became known as Thanksgiving. Almost 400 years later, US citizens still celebrate Thanksgiving. But who were the Pilgrim Fathers? The political situation in 16th and 17th century England was such that those who differed from the established church were persecuted, punished and humiliated. The Puritans determined to leave English shores rather than submit to changing their beliefs.

54. The Great Controversy - Chapter 16 - The Pilgrim Fathers
    Chapter 16. The Pilgrim Fathers. THE English Reformers, while renouncingthe doctrines of Romanism, had retained many of its forms.  
    http://www.preparingforeternity.com/gc/gc16.htm
    
    Extractions: Chapter 16 The Pilgrim Fathers T HE English Reformers, while renouncing the doctrines of Romanism, had retained many of its forms. Thus though the authority and the creed of Rome were rejected, not a few of her customs and ceremonies were incorporated into the worship of the Church of England. It was claimed that these things were not matters of conscience; that though they were not commanded in Scripture, and hence were nonessential, yet not being forbidden, they were not intrinsically evil. Their observance tended to narrow the gulf which separated the reformed churches from Rome, and it was urged that they would promote the acceptance of the Protestant faith by Romanists. To the conservative and compromising, these arguments seemed conclusive. But there was another class that did not so judge. The fact that these customs "tended to bridge over the chasm between Rome and the Reformation" (Martyn, volume 5, page 22), was in their view a conclusive argument against retaining them. They looked upon them as badges of the slavery from which they had been delivered and to which they had no disposition to return. They reasoned that God has in His word established the regulations governing His worship, and that men are not at liberty to add to these or to detract from them. The very beginning of the great apostasy was in seeking to supplement the authority of God by that of the church. Rome began by enjoining what God had not forbidden, and she ended by forbidding what He had explicitly enjoined.

55. Pilgrim Fathers
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56. Pilgrim Fathers
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57. Jackdaws Catalog Item
    The Mayflower The Pilgrim Fathers Grade Levels 712. Item , Price,Quantity. J-8, $ 43.00, The striking contrast between the Pilgrim  
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58. Storm Fine Arts - One For The Pilgrim Fathers (Paul Stevenson)
    One for the Pilgrim Fathers. Paul Stevenson One for the PilgrimFathers, 1990. Oils on Board. 11.5 x 33.5 in. (29 x 85 cm).  
    http://www.stormfinearts.com/images/gallery_c/p-stevenson/p-stevenson_11.html

59. Pilgrim Fathers Cartoons
    Pilgrim Fathers cartoons from the CartoonStock directory the world slargest on-line collection of cartoons. . Pilgrim Fathers Cartoons.  
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60. Gestuntel Met Pilgrim Fathers-imago
    Auteur Eric Krebbers. Gestuntel met Pilgrim Fathersimago. De voorvaderenvan de Amerikaanse elite, de Pilgrim Fathers, woonden in Leiden.  
    http://www.gebladerte.nl/10090l05.htm
    
    Extractions: Lokaal Kabaal 5, juni 1995 Auteur: Eric Krebbers Gestuntel met Pilgrim Fathers-imago Iedere zichzelf respecterende stad heeft tegenwoordig een stevig imago, gericht op toerist en bedrijfsleven. Behalve Leiden, dat het ene na het andere imago verslijt. Tulpenstad, Rembrandtstad en Vluchtelingenstad, ze brachten niet veel teweeg. Die plotselinge Amerikaanse interesse voor ons stadje werd veroorzaakt door het bezoek van Bush in 1989. Zijn voorouders, de fundamentalistische Pilgrim Fathers, woonden in Leiden. Om godsdienstige redenen ontvluchtten die Engeland en reisden later door naar Amerika om er, in hun eigen woorden, "een republiek onder God" te stichten, "en niet een democratie". De gemeente wilde uit deze geschiedenis een slaatje slaan en maakte de ex-CIA chef tot Leids ereburger. Tevens bombardeerde men hem in het kader van de Vluchtelingenstad tot vluchteling. Een ietwat ongelukkige keuze. Bush bombardeerde enige maanden later zelf tienduizenden mensen uit de Panamese sloppenwijken tot vluchteling. Om over de duizenden doden maar te zwijgen. Massamoorden Eenmaal in Amerika eigenden Bushs voorouders zich het land van de Wampanoag-Indianen toe. Ze trokken van dorp naar dorp en staken alle wigwams in brand en roeiden iedereen uit. Een verslag uit die tijd: "Diegenen die aan het vuur ontsnapten werden met het zwaard vermoord; sommigen werden aan stukken gehouwen, anderen vielen onder de dolk, dat ging sneller. Slechts weinigen ontsnapten. Naar onze schatting hadden we er vierhonderd te pakken. Het was een beangstigend gezicht om ze zo te zien bakken in het vuur, het bloed stroomde de greppels in en de stank was verschrikkelijk. Maar de overwinning maakte dit alles een zoete opoffering en we baden tot God." Eens vermoordden ze maar liefst 3000 indianen. Het handjevol overlevenden werd als slaven verkocht.

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