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Mayflower's Pilgrims: Entering The New World

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The Plymouth Plantation records the adventure of the Mayflower’s Pilgrims from England to the Netherlands and finally entering the New World. The company has to leave their native soil in hope to find a better world. In an attempt to leave by ship they are betrayed by the captain and imprisoned until the Council dismisses them. On another try to leave, the Puritans are separated from their family. After a long storm and a near death experience, the Pilgrims are reunited with their wives and children in the Netherlands. Because they had been smuggled into the country, the Pilgrims were unwanted. Being so poor and no homes to go back to, the Netherlands were glad to remove them from their populations, starting their long journey to the New World.
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