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Clapp, Patricia
CONSTANCE : A STORY OF EARLY
PLYMOUTH
New York : Beech Tree Books,
1991.
IL YA RL 6.8 .
ISBN 0688109764 |
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the moment she sees the forsaken place that they will call home, Constance
Hopkins is determined to hate everything about it. Constance and her family
had boarded the Mayflower in search of a new land where they could be free
to practice their religion. For a young lady, this new life does not look
good. In Constance's journal, she writes of the cold, the sickness, the
rugged life and encounters with the Indians. She also writes of boys, feasts
and good times. If you want to read a book about Colonial life from a girl's
point of view, this one's for you. |
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SUBJECTS:
Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony) -- Fiction
Massachusetts -- History -- New Plymouth -- Fiction -- 1620-1691 |
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