in the first paragraph of chapter 9 bradford tells the story of john howland. annotate some of the language that distinguishes this account from a simple fact based retelling of the tale how does bradford's analysis of the events relate to the purpose of the book? use the annotation tool to write your response to this question

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in the first paragraph of chapter 9 bradford tells the story of john howland. annotate some of the language that distinguishes this account from a simple fact based retelling of the tale how does bradford's analysis of the events relate to the purpose of the book? use the annotation tool to write your response to this question

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Jagger Hooper · Answer 1

The document by William Bradford, where he tells the story about john Howland was a journal of his life, where Bradford describes the story of the Pilgrims from 1608.

The chapter begins with Bradford referring to the resolution of some troubles. The boat the Separatists had set out from England on, the Speedwell, had developed leaks, so the passengers transferred to the Mayflower, which was a cargo ship. This was uncomfortable fit for the people on board.

the intention of the author was to show everyone the life conditions Pilgrims had at that time, feel free to take advantage of that to explain and deep dive in the intention of the book.