The Pilgrims of New England A Tale of the Early American Settlers

"The Pilgrims of New England" by J.B. Webb is a story about the experiences of the early Puritan settlers in New England. The book shows the challenges and moral questions these settlers faced as they tried to create a new home. The story follows the Maitland family and their experiences during this time. Early on, the book describes the Pilgrims' arrival in 1620 after a hard trip on the Mayflower. They arrive in a difficult place, full of hope for what they can build. The story focuses on Rodolph Maitland, his wife Helen, and their children, Henrich, Edith, and Ludovico, as they try to survive in the new world. The settlers soon meet the Native American tribes, which leads to conflict and shared destinies.