81. Winslow, Edward, “The Glorious Progress of the Gospel Amongst the Indians in New England,” MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS, Series 3, Vol. IV, 1834, pp. 69-99.
Originally compiled in 1649, this contains a letter by Eliot, concerning spring congregations at fishing places.
82. Winslow, Edward, “Good Newes from New England: or A true Relation of things very Remarkable at the Plantation of Plimoth in New-England,” (in Young, CHRONICLES OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS, etc.)
Originally published in 1624, this is one of the basic sources on all aspects of Indian culture; the observations are most insightful.
83. Wood, William, NEW ENGLAND’S PROSPECT, Charles Deane, ed. (Boston: The Prince Society), 1865.
A basic source on all aspects of Indian culture. Concern is mainly with the Massachusett.
84. Young, Alexander, CHRONICLES OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS OF THE COLONY OF PLYMOUTH FROM 1602-1625 (Boston: Charles C. Little and James Brown), 1841.
Contains MOURT’S RELATION and Winslow’s Relation (“Good Newes from New England” etc.).
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