THE ROMANTIC STORY of the MAYFLOWER PILGRIMS by ALBERT CHRISTOPHER ADDISON
Well worthy to be magnified are they/  Who, with sad hearts, of friends and country took/  A last farewell, their loved abodes forsook,/  And hallowed ground in which their fathers lay./  Wordsworth
The breaking waves dash'd high/ On a stern and rock-bound coast;/  And the woods, against a stormy sky, / Their giant branches toss'd. / --Mrs. Hemans
THE ROMANTIC STORY of
the MAYFLOWER PILGRIMS

AND ITS PLACE IN THE
LIFE OF TO-DAY
High ideals in the conduct of life are what survive, and that is whythe Pilgrim Narrative stands forth in the pages of every history as oneof the great events of the time.—Senator Lodge, at the dedication ofthe Pilgrim Memorial Monument at Provincetown, August 5th 1910.
Photograph by A. S. Burbank, Plymouth
From the Painting by W. F. Halsall
The Mayflower in Plymouth Harbour
title page
THE
ROMANTIC STORY
OF THE MAYFLOWER
PILGRIMS

AND ITS PLACE IN THE
LIFE OF TO-DAY
BYA. C. ADDISON
AUTHOR OF "OLD BOSTON: ITS PURITAN SONS
AND PILGRIM SHRINES," ETC.
WITH NUMEROUS ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS
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FIRST IMPRESSION, SEPTEMBER, 1911


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