Debts hopeful and desperate

About this book

In the early years of the Plymouth Colony, a fledgling settlement faced the daunting challenge of securing financial stability amidst a backdrop of hope and desperation. "Debts Hopeful and Desperate: Financing the Plymouth Colony" by Ruth A. McIntyre delves into the intricate web of debts and investments that shaped the colony's survival. This compelling narrative highlights the unique dynamics of unalienable rights and the economic pressures that influenced colonial governance. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work offers a nuanced understanding of how financial relationships with London investors were crucial to the colony’s foundation. Discover the untold stories of resilience and ambition that forged a new society in the New World.