'Compelling reading' - Alison Weir 'A fresh and admirably
unsentimental account' - Peter Marshall The voyage of the Mayflower
in 1620 has come to typify those qualities that many believe
represent the best of America and the values it holds up to the
rest of the world. And yet, if they lived today, the courageous
men, women and children who made that journey would not recognize
themselves in the romantic retelling of their story in popular
books and movies of the last century or so. So what were the
motivating forces behind this momentous voyage? Derek Wilson strips
away the over-painting from the icon to discover the complex range
of religious, political and commercial concerns that led this group
of hopeful but fallible human beings to seek a new life on the
other side of the world.
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