William Bradford: Bradford recounts the early days of the Pilgrim’s lives in the “New” World. The Pilgrims didn’t see the Native Americans as products of the devil; instead, their relationships with the Native Americans began on much more positive footing. Find evidence in Bradford’s writing that supports this narrative (despite the fact that their treatment of Native Americans may not seem completely inclusive and accepting by 21st century standards. Cite the text directly to add credibility to your argument.

William Bradford: Bradford recounts the early days of the Pilgrim’s lives in the “New” World. The Pilgrims didn’t see the Native Americans as products of the devil; instead, their relationships with the Native Americans began on much more positive footing. Find evidence in Bradford’s writing that supports this narrative (despite the fact that their treatment of Native Americans may not seem completely inclusive and accepting by 21st century standards. Cite the text directly to add credibility to your argument.