Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 190
yflowerwere the first white people to settle there permanently.Having separated from the Church of England, towhich the king had tried to compel their allegiance,they came to America, where they might enjoy religiousliberty. They were pilgrims, going far away to maketheir home in a strange land. A… … The St. Nicholas League membership is free.Any reader of St. Nicholas, whether a subscriber or not,will be sent a League badge and instruction leaflet on application. KENNETH HOWIE, AGE 17. ^CASH PRIZE.) made their settlement, and called it Plymouth, in memoryof the good old English town from which…
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