Of Plymouth Plantation written by William Bradford is a primary source that provides a first-hand experience into the life of the settlement of America. It showcases the events and occurrences that the Pilgrims experienced, such as the reliance on religion and the hardships with the Native Americans. Bradford writes to provide a plain, unbiased accounts of the happenings in the Settlement. The central theme of Bradford’s Of Plymouth Plantation is Christianity and it’s value on hard work and responsibility. These values are what lead to the Pilgrim’s success in the New World. Due to their religious beliefs, the Pilgrims were able to overcome the need of materialistic items, and even thrive on the hard work that would provide for the individual,
