New-Englands plantation

About this book

In "New-Englands Plantation" by Rev. Francis Higginson, a pioneering historical document from the early 17th century, readers delve into the vivid depiction of the Massachusetts Bay Colony's landscape and the challenges faced by its early inhabitants. Higginson's account showcases the colony's abundant natural resources and the resilience of its settlers as they navigated the untamed wilderness. This invaluable primary source sheds light on the daily struggles and triumphs of the early colonists, offering a unique perspective on the founding years of one of America's most significant settlements. Ideal for history enthusiasts and scholars exploring the roots of American colonization, this document is a treasure trove of insights into the formative years of New England's history.