6CHAPTER IV. THE MAY-FLOWER—THE SHIP HERSELF
76Appendix I
7CHAPTER V. THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF THE MAYFLOWER
77Appendix II
8CHAPTER VI. THE MAY-FLOWER’S PASSENGERS
78EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION
9CHAPTER VII. QUARTERS, COOKING, PROVISIONS
79TO HIS MUCH RESPECTED FRIEND, MR. I. P.7
10CHAPTER VIII. THE MAY-FLOWER’S LADING
80TO THE READER
11CHAPTER IX. THE JOURNAL OF THE SHIP MAY-FLOWER
81CERTAIN USEFUL ADVERTISEMENTS SENT IN A LETTER WRITTEN BY A DISCREET FRIEND UNTO THE PLANTERS IN NEW ENGLAND, AT THEIR FIRST SETTING SAIL FROM SOUTHAMPTON, WHO EARNESTLY DESIRETH THE PROSPERITY OF THAT THEIR NEW PLANTATION.
12APPENDIX
82A RELATION OR JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE PLANTATION SETTLED AT PLYMOUTH IN NEW ENGLAND.
13Good Newes From New England
83A JOURNEY TO POKANOKET, THE HABITATION OF THE GREAT KING MASSASOIT; AS ALSO OUR MESSAGE, THE ANSWER AND ENTERTAINMENT WE HAD OF HIM.
14DEDICATION
84A VOYAGE MADE BY TEN OF OUR MEN TO THE KINGDOM OF NAUSET, TO SEEK A BOY THAT HAD LOST HIMSELF IN THE WOODS; WITH SUCH ACCIDENTS AS BEFELL US IN THAT VOYAGE.
15TO THE READER.
85A JOURNEY TO THE KINGDOM OF NEMASKET IN DEFENSE OF THE GREAT KING MASSASOIT, AGAINST THE NARRAGANSETS, AND TO REVENGE THE SUPPOSED DEATH OF OUR INTERPRETER SQUANTO.
16CHAPTER 1 A BRIEF RELATION OF A CREDIBLE INTELLIGENCE OF THE PRESENT ESTATE OF VIRGINIA.
86A RELATION OF OUR VOYAGE TO THE MASSACHUSETS, AND WHAT HAPPENED THERE.
17CHAPTER 2 OF THEIR BEING MENACED BY THE NARRAGANSETTS, AND THEIR SECOND VOYAGE TO THE MASSACHUSETTS.
87A LETTER SENT FROM NEW ENGLAND TO A FRIEND IN THESE PARTS, SETTING FORTH A BRIEF AND TRUE DECLARATION OF THE WORTH OF THAT PLANTATION; AS ALSO CERTAIN USEFUL DIRECTIONS FOR SUCH AS INTEND A VOYAGE INTO THOSE PARTS.
18CHAPTER 3 OF THE PLANTING OF MASTER WESTON’S COLONY AT WESSAGUSSET, AND OF SUNDRY EXCURSIONS AFTER CORN.
88REASONS AND CONSIDERATIONS TOUCHING THE LAWFULNESS OF REMOVING OUT OF ENGLAND INTO THE PARTS OF AMERICA.
19CHAPTER 4 WINSLOW’S SECOND JOURNEY TO PACKANOKICK, TO VISIT MASSASOIT IN HIS SICKNESS.
89Mayflower Descendants and Their Marriages for Two Generations After the Landing
20CHAPTER 5 OF STANDISH’S EXPEDITION AGAINST THE INDIANS OF WESSAGUSSET, AND THE BREAKING UP OF WESTON’S COLONY AT THAT PLACE.
90OLD AND NEW STYLE OF RECKONING
21CHAPTER 6 OF THE FIRST ALLOTMENT OF LANDS, AND THE DISTRESSED STATE OF THE COLONY.
91FOREWORD
22CHAPTER 7 OF THE MANNERS, CUSTOMS, RELIGIOUS OPINIONS AND CEREMONIES OF THE INDIANS.
92LIST OF REFERENCES
23CHAPTER 8 OF THE SITUATION, CLIMATE, SOIL, AND PRODUCTIONS OF NEW ENGLAND.
93YE COMPACTE SIGNED IN YE CABIN OF YE MAYFLOWER YE 11 OF NOVEMBER ANNO DOMINIE 1620
24A POSTSCRIPT.
94A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF THE PILGRIM FOUNDERS OF NEW ENGLAND
25Introduction
95THE MAYFLOWER PASSENGERS THEIR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
26PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
96JOHN ALDEN:
27JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.: Monday, May 24, 1897.
97ISAAC ALLERTON:
28JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.: Wednesday, May 26, 1897.
98JOHN BILLINGTON:
29DECREE OF THE CONSISTORIAL AND EPISCOPAL COURT OF LONDON
99WILLIAM BRADFORD:
30RECEIPT OF AMBASSADOR BAYARD.
100WILLIAM BREWSTER:
31RECEIPT OF GOVERNOR WOLCOTT.
101PETER BROWN:
32ADDRESS OF SENATOR HOAR.
102JAMES CHILTON:
33ADDRESS OF AMBASSADOR BAYARD.
103FRANCIS COOKE:
34ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR WOLCOTT.
104EDWARD DOTY:
35ACKNOWLEDGMENT
105FRANCIS EATON:
36Of Plimoth Plantation
106EDWARD FULLER:
37BOOK I
107STEPHEN HOPKINS:
381. Chapter
108JOHN HOWLAND:
392. Chapter
109RICHARD MORE:
403. Chapter
110DEGORY PRIEST:
414. Chapter
111THOMAS ROGERS:
425. Chapter
112HENRY SAMPSON:
436. Chapter
113GEORGE SOULE:
447. Chapter
114MYLES STANDISH:
458. Chapter
115RICHARD WARREN:
469. Chapter
116WILLIAM WHITE:
4710. Chapter
117EDWARD WINSLOW:
48BOOK II
118A NATIONAL REGISTRY OF HUMAN PEDIGREES
49Anno Dom: 1620.
119PICKING UP THE MISSING LINKS
50Anno Dom: 1621.
120Mayflower structure and layout
51Anno Dom: 1622.
121General layout
52Anno Dom: 1623.
122Main deck
53Anno Dom: 1624.
123Gun deck
54Anno Dom: 1625.
124Gun deck armament
55Anno Dom: 1626.
125Cargo hold
56Anno Dom: 1627.
126Early history
57Anno Dom: 1628.
127Speedwell and Mayflower
58Anno Dom: 1629.
128Mayflower sets sail
59Anno Dom: 1630.
129Arrival in America
60Anno Dom: 1631.
130First winter
61Anno Dom: 1632.
131Passengers
62Anno Dom: 1633.
132Mayflower officers, crew, and others
63Anno Dom: 1634.
133Crew members per various sources
64Anno Dom: 1635.
134Officers and crew
65Anno Dom: 1636.
135Known Mayflower seamen
66Anno Dom: 1637.
136Unidentified passenger
67Anno Dom: 1638.
137Later history
68Anno Dom: 1639-40.
138Second Mayflower
69Anno Dom: 1641.
139Place in history
70Anno Dom: 1642.
