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12 December, 21:37

Why did William Bradford and his fellow Separatists moved from England to Holland, and eventually to the New World?

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    William Bradford and his fellow separatists moved from England to Holland to escape persecution by King James I of England. He later (1620) emigrated to the Plymouth Colony. He was a part of the "Mayflower Compact", first document of governance of that Colony, He was many times Governor of the Colony.
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