Who were the Pilgrims?

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In the early 17th century, a group of Separatists sought refuge from the Church of England, embarking on a perilous journey that would shape the future of America. In "Who Were the Pilgrims?" by William T. Davis, readers delve into the Pilgrims' quest for religious freedom and their foundational role in establishing a new society. This historical account highlights the Pilgrims' unwavering commitment to their beliefs and the significance of their covenant, which laid the groundwork for democratic principles. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work offers a comprehensive understanding of the Pilgrims' motivations and the impact of their legacy on the concept of unalienable rights. Explore the origins of a pivotal moment in history through Davis's meticulous research and engaging narrative.

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