La storia dei pellegrini e Puritans, loro ascendenza e discendenza; base di Americanization . uUasi O. ::: UN M 1 io ho,X X X Y,; Pu]jii&hed iii. .ii;vdciuJii A,3§"., il GOLDEN HIND ERA UNA NAVE DI CUI UN inglese potrebbe ben essere orgogliosi anche nei secoli successivi e l'esplorazione e la lotta contro l'ammiraglio sapeva ogni doga ENTRO LA SUA VALOROSA PELLE. iards, poco è stato fatto in modo di insediamento withinthe limiti del dopo Stati Uniti, sebbene nell'expiringyears del sedicesimo secolo Roanoke boccheggiato poche volte morì. Una grande lotta marinaio fu Sir Francis Drake, knightedon il deck

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History of the Pilgrims and Puritans, their ancestry and descendants; basis of Americanization . uUasi O. :, :: A M 1 i i, X X X y, ; Pu]jii&hed iii._.ii;vdciuJii_A, 3§»., THE GOLDEN HIND WAS A SHIP OF WHICH AN ENGLISHMAN MIGHT WELL BE PROUD EVEN IN LATER CENTURIES AND THE EXPLORING AND FIGHTING ADMIRAL KNEW EVERY PLANK WITHIN HER STALWART SKIN. iards, little had been done in the way of settlement withinthe limits of the later United States, although in the expiringyears of the sixteenth century Roanoke gasped a few timesand died. A great fighting sailor was Sir Francis Drake, knightedon the deck of his ship by the Virgin Queen, on his returnfrom that successful voyage in 1557. He was the first Eng-lishman to circumnavigate the globe, as well as a valiantvice-admiral in conquering the Spanish Armada. Admiral 194 HISTORY OF THE PILGRIMS AND PURITANS Drake hated a Spaniard as violently as the Devil is said tohate holy water. To this warrior-mariner it made littledifference whether England was at war or at peace withSpain. Fight the Spaniard he would, and shoulder theconsequences.. SIR HUMPHREY GILBERT CONSECRATING AMERICA TO ENGLAND. So valiant an Englishman earned his knighthood, andthough the Queens public indorsement, after private criti-cism of Drakes foolhardiness, flaunted defiance in the faceof the mighty Spaniard, Queen Elizabeth unflinchingly tookthe dare. Among other posts of honor absorbed by the versatileAdmiral was that of Mayor of Plymouth, England. As amember of Parliament from the same district, he dischargedthe civil duties of his office with as much fidelity to hisQueen and country as he did in circling the world, or insinking ships of the Spanish Armada. In 1920, in Plymouth, England, the American cele-brants of the Pilgrim Tercentenary during the eleven days THE SEPARATISTS IN HOLLAND 195

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