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 William Bradford (1722 -1791) was an American journalist, printer, soldier and patriot of the American Revolution. He was born in New York, and later moved to Philadelphia, where he published an influential newspaper. He was an opponent of British... 
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 William Bradford Information
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William Bradford is the name of: William Bradford (Plymouth governor) (1590–1657) William Bradford (Plymouth soldier) (1624–1703), son of Governor Bradford, military commander of Plymouth during King Philip's War William Bradford (Rhode Island)...
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The Magazine Antiques William Bradford and the royal touch.(Biography)
06/01/2003: 3,108 words, approx. 10 pages William Bradford (Pl. III), a painter of marine and Arctic scenes, arrived in London in May 1871 with two paintings commissioned by James Ashbury (1834--1895), an English yachtsman with a large fortune. Ashbury had come to New York City the year before, entering his...
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 Critical Essay by Thomas Cartelli
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In this essay, Cartelli examines contrasting accounts written by Thomas Morton and Bradford of the controversy surround a maypole at Morton's Ma-re Mount settlement. Cartelli places the accounts in the context of Puritan debates about festive practices and wider concerns about disorder and misrule.
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Critical Essay by Perry D. Westbrook
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In this essay, Westbrook surveys Bradford's use of varied prose styles and literary devices, including metaphor and irony.
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Critical Essay by Kenneth Alan Hovey
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In the essay below, Hovey explores the theological themes of several early colonial histories in order to demonstrate how Bradford follows, adapts, or abandons those themes in his own history. Hovey considers Bradford's literary technique in addition to his theological concerns to explicate his developments in historiography.
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 Essay Grade: 81%Puritans in America
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Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford is a historical narrative that records historical events and conveys the impact of religion on the people who first came to America. Both the historical and religious illustrations in the narrative provide the reader with reassurance that the events described in the narrative, such as the Puritans' landing in America, actually happened.
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