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INDEX 189
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The Cells, Guildhall, Boston xi
A Bit of Old Gainsborough 5
The Old Manor House, Scrooby, where William Brewster was born.--Scrooby Church 9
The Cottage at Austerfield where William Bradford was born 13
The Old Hall, Gainsborough, in which the Separatist Church was founded in 1602 17
Guildhall and South Street, Boston 21
The Old Courtroom, Guildhall, Boston 25
The River Witham, Boston 29
The Pilgrim Cells, Guildhall, Boston, showing the Kitchen beyond 33
Old Town Gaol, Market-place, Boston 37
Trentside, Gainsborough 41
Elder William Brewster 45
John Robinson's House, Leyden, where the Pilgrim Fathers worshipped 49
St. Peter's Church, Leyden 53
Bust of Captain John Smith 57
The Embarkation of the Pilgrims 61
Model of the Mayflower 65
Plymouth Harbour, as seen from Cole's Hill 69
The Landing of the Pilgrims 73
The March of Miles Standish 77
The Canopy over Plymouth Rock 81
The Old Fort and First Meeting-House 85
Pilgrims going to Church 89
The Departure of the Mayflower 93
Captain Miles Standish 97
Governor William Bradford 101
The Pilgrim Memorial Monument at Provincetown 105
Plymouth Rock 109
A Bit of Old Boston 113
The Site of the Old Fort, Burial Hill, Plymouth 117
First Church, Plymouth 121
The Pilgrim Fathers' Memorial, Plymouth 125
John Alden.--Priscilla Mullins 129
Governor Bradford's Monument, Burial Hill, Plymouth 133
Governor Carver's Chair and Ancient Spinning Wheel 137
Elder Brewster's Chair and the Cradle of Peregrine White 141
The Grave of John Howland 145
The Grave of Miles Standish, Duxbury 149
The Miles Standish Monument, Duxbury 153
Governor Edward Winslow 157
Mayflower Tablet on the Barbican, Plymouth, England 161
Scrooby Village 165
The Ancient Kitchen, Guildhall, Boston 169
Robinson Memorial Church, Gainsborough 173
Tablet in Vestibule of Robinson Memorial Church, Gainsborough.--Memorial Tablet on St. Peter's Church, Leyden 177
Design by R. M. Lucas for the Tercentenary Memorial at Southampton 181
The Font, Austerfield Church.--The Font, Primitive Methodist Chapel, Lound 185
Down through the years the leaders of men have borne burning witness to the wonderful work of the Pilgrim Fathers. Its influence is deep-rooted in the world's history to-day, and in the life and the past of our race it stands its own enduring monument.
The object of the present narrative is to give to the reader an account of the Mayflower Pilgrims that is concise and yet sufficiently comprehensive to embrace all essentials respecting the personality and pilgrimage of the Forefathers, whom the poet Whittier pictures to us in vivid verse as:
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