Comparing General History Of Virginia By John Smith And William Bradford
John Smith and William Bradford both traveled thousands of miles on small ships to achieve religious freedom. The General History of Virginia is a historical narrative written by John Smith. The story describes the rough beginning of religious freedom, and what they had to go through to get it. If I were to settle into a new world, I would join someone brave and determined, like John Smith.
John Smith was very determined. "From May to September, those that escaped lived upon sea crabs. Fifty in this time were buried..."(Smith). This quote shows that even though they had no food and many were dying, Smith persisted. This attribute is important because if Smith turned back, more people could have died and would not have religious freedom. It
John Smith was very determined. "From May to September, those that escaped lived upon sea crabs. Fifty in this time were buried..."(Smith). This quote shows that even though they had no food and many were dying, Smith persisted. This attribute is important because if Smith turned back, more people could have died and would not have religious freedom. It