Mayflower: The Voyage from Hell

A RIVETING ACCOUNT OF THE VOYAGE OF THE MAYFLOWER that looks at the reality behind the mythical status and the journey that created the New World. Most of the voyagers of that famed 1620 crossing of the Atlantic were not in fact religious pilgrims but people intent on forging a better life for themselves in the virgin territory of America's east coast.
130 hardy souls were confined in a space no bigger than a tennis court, braving the "Northern Crossing' without any firm idea of what awaited them in the New World.

Published to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the fabled crossing of the “Pilgrim Fathers” from Plymouth, England. The pilgrims, who held Puritan Calvinist religious beliefs, sighted land at Cape Cod and first anchored in Provincetown Harbour on November 11/12 1620. And from there went on to found the Plymouth Colony.

UN CONT RIVETING AL VOIAJULUI FLORII MAIOR care priveste realitatea din spatele statutului mitic si calatoria care a creat Lumea Noua. Cei mai multi calatori ai acelei renumite traversari ale Atlanticului din 1620 nu erau de fapt pelerini religiosi, ci oameni care intentionau sa-si forteze o viata mai buna pe teritoriul virgin al coastei de est a Americii. curte, infruntand „Trecerea Nordului” fara nicio idee ferma a ceea ce ii astepta in Lumea Noua. Publicat pentru a comemora cea de-a 400-a aniversare a traversarii fabuloase a „Pilgrim Fathers” din Plymouth, Anglia.