Two Ships: Jamestown 1619, Plymouth 1620, and the Struggle for the Soul of America
David S. Reynolds places Jamestown in 1619 and Plymouth in 1620 at the center of a comparative history of America’s beginnings. Two Ships explores the differing visions represented by these settlements and considers how their legacies shaped an ongoing struggle over the nation’s identity and ideals.
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Two Ships examines Jamestown in 1619 and Plymouth in 1620, placing these foundational moments in early American history side by side.
David S. Reynolds considers the contrasting meanings associated with the two settlements and their place in the development of America.
Framed around a struggle for the soul of America, the book offers a historical exploration of competing ideals and national beginnings.
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