"Historic Events of Colonial Days" by Rupert Sargent Holland is a book that presents tales from America's colonial era. The story begins in 1630 with the adventure of Roger Williams, who arrives in New England on the "Lyon." Williams is first accepted by the Puritan leaders but has a disagreement with their strict ways, which forces him to seek refuge in Plymouth. Despite troubles and being forced out, he founds the Providence Plantations and becomes an important person in promoting good relationships between the settlers and Native Americans. His dedication to fairness and freedom, together with his work to keep the peace, sets the stage for the historical stories that follow.
Historic Events of Colonial Days
By Rupert Sargent Holland
Witness the trials and triumphs of early settlers as they strive for justice and freedom in a land of opportunity and conflict.
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