Similarities Between William Bradford And John Winthrop

In America’s initial founding, the two of the most vocal groups were the Pilgrims and Puritans. Within these two groups, William Bradford and John Winthrop are both recognized as authors that helped shape the American literary traditions. Bradford was raised in a radical nonconforming Protestant of rural northern England which was where he earned his allegiance and whom he accompanied on their exile out in the lowlands early in the 17th century. As a Pilgrim, his most famous work was “Of Plymouth Plantation”.

It seems that the way he writes is out of nostalgia, and had shown deep meaningful parallels between everyday life and the events that had been in the Bible. With further analyzation of his work, it seems that Bradford expresses his