[23] Mr. George Morton, to whom this letter was addressed, came out in the next ship, the Ann, which sailed from London about the last of April, 1622. [24] Memoir of the Colony of Plymouth, by Francis Baylies. Part the First, page 91. [25] Winslow in Young; p. 290. [26] History of Plymouth Plantation, by William Bradford, p. 127. [27] Young’s Chronicles of the Pilgrims, p. 295. [28] Mr. Weston had formerly befriended the plantation at Plymouth. [29] Winslow in Young, p. 297. [30] Young’s Chronicles; p. 299. [31] Young’s Chronicles, p. 310. [32] Young’s Chronicles, p. 318. [33] Young’s Chronicles, p. 320. [34] Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation; p. 130. [35] Bradford in Prince, p. 216. [36] Young’s Chronicles, p. 349 [37] Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation, p. 135. [38] Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation, p. 211. [39] Baylies’ Memoir of Plymouth Colony, p. 140. [40] Blake’s Plymouth Colony, p. 153. [41] Life of Elder William Brewster, p. 335. [42] Higginson’s New England Plantation, p. 123. [43] Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation. [44] The name of the man thus shot was John Talbot. [45] Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation, p. 321. [46] Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation, p. 339. [47] Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation, p. 363. [48] Memoir of Plymouth Colony, by Francis Baylies, p. 249. [49] There is a little uncertainty whether Elder Brewster died in the year 1640 or 1644. [50] Morton says, “He was fourscore and four years of age.” [51] Memoir of New Plymouth, by Francis Baylies, part i, p. 277. Transcriber’s Notes Punctuation and spelling were made consistent when a predominant preference was found in this book; otherwise they were not changed. Simple typographical errors were corrected; occasional unbalanced quotation marks corrected. Ambiguous hyphens at the ends of lines were retained; occurrences of inconsistent hyphenation have not been changed. Page 192: “four hundred of the Indians had been massacred” was printed that way, but “Indians” may be the wrong word. Page 243: “so reasonable, that one acre” was misprinted as “so reasonable, than one acre”. Page 265: “ascendency” was printed that way. Page 365: “consumate” was printed that way. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Miles Standish, by John S. C. Abbott