Governor William Bradford's Letter Book (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Governor William Bradford's Letter Book

Now further for yourselves; as the power of government is fallen upon you, both by lot and desert (as we are persuaded) so your troubles and cares have been so much the more hitherto and we would not have you think of easing yourselves till you have either made things better, or ended your warfare for it is best that the world afford us these crosses lest we should forget the meditation of heaven.

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